No. 2410639
>>2410593Maybe you're into something. I have an easy time moderating my phone usage and I think it's because I grew up using a desktop computer and have a strong preference for that setup. Phones aren't fun or comfortable for me to use, they're just a bunch of convenient tools in one device. As soon as I get home I'm on my computer and ignoring my phone.
ofc it's possible to be addicted to a desktop computer instead and I definitely was but I got that out of my system when I was a kid (on neopets, myspace, msn, the sims, wow, etc), I don't feel like it negatively impacts me as an adult.
No. 2410646
>>2407249>>2410516>can i come over?>this takes me back to setting up dates with friends over actual landlines>i also really miss the way the internet used to bei miss it too, i hate what the internet became vs what it used to be. also i loved landlines back in the day, that was so fun
>I wish we could all hang out and not look at our phones, kekboth of you nonas can come over and we can listen to my tiny flip phone FM radio while i put a VHS on
>>2410639>I think it's because I grew up using a desktop computer and have a strong preference for that setup.same here nona. do you also get frustrated when computers, their applications and websites try to mimic mobile interfaces? i've always preferred the computer setup as well, it's just superior. i hate how everything has to look like a "button" it's so annoying
No. 2410673
I agree with you nonas that desktop is superior. Let phones be phones! You can be an internet addict with only a computer but you can't drag a large desktop with you everywhere and surf the web at least.
>>2410646>both of you nonas can come over and we can listen to my tiny flip phone FM radio while i put a VHS onGreat, then we can also discuss our opinions of the movie afterwards while being focused and not googling anything or messaging other friends or whatever.