Here& #39;s a weird thought.
When I was a kid, nobody could talk to you unless they were in front of you or you were both at home near your phones.
The rest of the time people just expected you to be living life and waited happily till the next time you were free. https://twitter.com/ashley_alora/status/1296963430902108162">https://twitter.com/ashley_al...
When I was a kid, nobody could talk to you unless they were in front of you or you were both at home near your phones.
The rest of the time people just expected you to be living life and waited happily till the next time you were free. https://twitter.com/ashley_alora/status/1296963430902108162">https://twitter.com/ashley_al...
It was a weird thing to realize that now that people COULD contact you at any time, that you had been saddled with a new responsibility to be present for everyone you know at all times.
It was a huge societal shift that we all ran with but didn& #39;t really accommodate for.
It was a huge societal shift that we all ran with but didn& #39;t really accommodate for.
Perpetual availability is exhausting and that& #39;s NORMAL.
Work used to end.
We used to have default alone time
We were once allowed to wind down
However now we constantly judge ourselves on our capacity to be attentive to every bit of incoming information and every need.
Work used to end.
We used to have default alone time
We were once allowed to wind down
However now we constantly judge ourselves on our capacity to be attentive to every bit of incoming information and every need.