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This May Look Normal, But It’s Very Wrong. Probably Even Much Worse Than You Perceive.

Please don’t think that I am posting this as some old uncultured swine who is not up on the times. My main concern is that young people are focused on one thing and only one things: their phones. This tiny screen basically controls their lives and has been made the center of their lives. I do agree that checking your email and answering messages and calls is completely normal, call your mother, call your father, but these next photos expose the totally unnecessary:

1. These women enjoying a girls night out

2. Two young lovers, going on their very first date

3. This group of high school seniors, enjoying their last day of school before graduation.

4. These boys, enjoying watching their favorite team

5. A group of friends enjoying their pizza

5. A group of friends enjoying their pizza

6. This heartwarming Thanksgiving dinner

7. These friends about to embark on an epic road trip

8. These friends enjoying a priceless summer vacation

9. This close-knit group celebrating a friend’s engagement

10. A young couple discussing their future plans

11. These women at a priceless art exhibit

12. These best friends enjoying tailgating at a 49ers game

13. This group of people going to see a big hit

14. This guy capturing an awesome night out with gramps

15. Two girls enjoying an awesome Christmas Eve dinner

16. This couple meeting for a quick, romantic coffee

17. This girl taking a classy selfie

18. These siblings reuniting for the first time in years

19. A group of girls spending quality time together

20. Two travelers enjoying a meal on-the-go

21. A woman appreciating the finer points of parenthood

22. One man enjoying a beautiful sunset

23. A baby creating her very first Facebook account

By Hannah Jones

Hannah is a Manchester based writer who has spent many years studying and working in the field of journalism and psychology. Hannah enjoys swimming, meditation and dog walking. Her favourite quote is, 'If it doesn't challenge you, it doesn't change you.'