Mobile Addiction

Another mobile user 'bounced' off me the other day ... looking at it not the path!

Mobile Addiction

Desensitising

Propensity to converse

Without human touch

Copyright @ Phillozofee 2019

Reviews

[Beccy]

Well said! So much electronic connection gained, so much human connection lost.

Hard to imagine that prior to the 1970's the mobile phone simply didn't exist and now there
are the best part of 5 billion of the things. How did the world ever manage. :))

Beccy.

[barleygirl]

I love your use of the word in line one - perfect! Online communications of any kind are desensitizing & people completely forget about smiling & hugging & other signs of humanity when they jot their one-liners! There are ways to convey "human touch" in words, but people just don't do it! (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

[Nefertiti Virtudes Ahme..]

I love this..although too short for such a valid point (I would have loved to read more) Your words are well chosen. Especially for the days we live in now.

[emmajoy]

Such a cleverness, Phill..

5:7:5 plus..

point perfect created !

[jacob erin-cilberto]

as Rick Springfield sang..."we all need, the human touch"
i will never own a cell phone...
i like real contact....the face to face kind rather than the screen to screen kind.
j.

[Phill Oz O'fee]

Human touch is spot on - Thanks Jacob - agree entirely with your comments! :-)

[Robert Trakofler]

So Very true it transcends the screen and bleeds into life and they seem to interpret the non digital response less and less accurately! Brilliant

[Phill Oz O'fee]

I went into a café, sat down to sip a cup of tea and looked around - everyone accept one elderly lady and myself were the only people NOT playing with a mobile. As I looked towards her she smiled - no one else won such a prize that day! Thanks my friend - great review … :-)