Monday, February 9, 2015

Why Cell Phones are a Curse??





Last Friday in my English class, me and my classmates heard a very encouraging message from Eric Thomas about the sacrifice a student has to make in order to succeed through college. One of the things that he doesn't clearly mention are the unnecessary usage of cell phones... one of the most major problems in today's society. I never realized that it was serious problem until my classmate  McKenna had challenged the whole class into turning off our cell phones every class session. I did not have a problem turning off my phone because it saves a lot of battery energy. I find it very useful, and I think most students should try it. But, I have to admit, I got a little uncomfortable when that include I could not take my phone with me during break. What is the deal with the cell phones from my option is that phones are another way that I can keep up with my friends, the latest information on my favorite celebrity"Oh! Justin Timberlake is going to be a daddy!", Shop through an app, and watch my favorite television shows. Another reason  why cell phone are a big deal is because it is more easy when I’m texting. I am a somewhat of a shy person, so I am more comfortable typing in words rather than having a oral conversation. My cell phone is cool; but also, it is a pain! There were times that I would get frustrated with it! The last time it happened was over the half of my summer semester last year. The only time I ever touched my phone was only for important phone calls and You Tube when I was bored. That was the moment that I found that I felt more free to focus on important things rather than a phone in my hand.

3 comments:

  1. I agree with everything you are saying cell phones are like a new best friend and its so convenient. good post :)

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  3. I am totally with you, I am shy around my friends and would rather text them instead. Maybe we should change our way with our friends and be more open to them.

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