@uncledrayton:

sillychicken :

bahahhahaha I get it , my phones dead RN!!!!

Im_heimwee :

i’m the one driving btw✌️

F it_668 :

There’s no charging port

jeremiahbridges6 :

on 4 percent in the morning btw

✔️ :

Me cos my phone keeps saying i dont have a sim even tho its always in my phone 😭

𝓚𝓮𝓿𝓲𝓷 𝓻𝓸𝓭𝓻𝓲𝓰𝓾𝓮𝔃 :

Song name

Lorenzo_ace :

Just made me remember I forgot my charger

momo :

I make sure to bring a power bank, don't play with me

lasciatemistare :

user2680593812200 :

Wow

captainsaveahoe___1 :

rizz.aura3 :

I'm the one driving btw

Anjuley :

SinkSwimmer :

kenyA🇭🇳🇲🇽 :

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i’m the one driving btw✌️

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user86738864 :

Phones and social media have genuinely ruined this generation in ways most people don’t even realise, and the worst part is that we’ve become so accustomed to it that we don’t even recognise how abnormal our lives have become. We’ve reached a point where people would rather document a moment than actually experience it, where friendships are measured through streaks, likes and followers instead of genuine connection, and where people can spend hours scrolling through the lives of complete strangers while barely acknowledging the people sitting right beside them. Our attention spans have been destroyed to the point where sitting through a movie, reading a book or even having a normal conversation without checking our phones feels like a challenge. We’ve become addicted to constant stimulation, constantly needing something to entertain us because we’ve forgotten how to be comfortable with boredom, silence and our own thoughts. Social media has created an entire generation obsessed with appearances, where everyone is comparing their ordinary, everyday lives to carefully selected highlights of someone else’s, convincing themselves they’re falling behind simply because they aren’t travelling the world, making thousands of dollars or living some picture-perfect lifestyle by the age of twenty. Relationships have become disposable, genuine conversations have been replaced with meaningless interactions, and people are more concerned with how they’re perceived online than who they actually are in real life. We’ve normalised seeking validation from strangers, turning our personalities into performances and treating every experience as an opportunity to prove something to an audience that probably doesn’t even care. The saddest part is how much of our youth we’re willingly sacrificing to a screen. These are supposed to be the years where we make memories, experience new things, build meaningful friendships and discover who we are, yet so many of us are spending them mindlessly scrolling through content we’ll forget five minutes later. We have access to more information, entertainment and communication than any generation before us, yet somehow so many people feel disconnect

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Just Diluc <3 :

@sharine ruk be like

kgxzoug :

@Katy Murillo

_smithbrooke :

@Shakotta🐆

tek monster :

@Kane Jones

kucingtembikai🍉 :

@~$~

LolacCBH :

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