#mediaaddiction

[trungandres-blog]

Mấy con nghiện media. Có thể nói là t xoay cả cộng động. M và cả cộng đồng đã từng nói và share những sản phẩm của t 1 điều ngại vcc là dân ngành lại bị tụi m report mất mẹ hình 😋😋😋 I am "nữ hoàng thị phi" nha. Ghét thích thẳng thắn vậy mà bị chửi sml 😭😭😭 #socialaddicted #mediaaddiction #internationaluniversity #iu #fuckcylverhoang #cylverhoang #dmcylverhoang #drama #dramaqueen #antisocial

[alexandrachristman-blog]

How Social Media Addiction is Bad for Mental Health | Socialnomics

The authors begin by saying that social media has been a breakthrough when it comes to the history of the Internet. Never before have we seen such a surge in the integration of multiple networks, working together to entertain consumers. But this also has become a dangerous place.

 When it comes to social media, there must be a balance. When we get lots of “likes” our brains release dopamine which turns into happy thoughts. This also can turn deadly. Dopamine can give off a drug like feeling into the body, so when it is cut off, sadness consumes us. 

The feeling of insecurity is one of the worst feelings. “Why do I not have any friends?” and “why does she have so many friends, what can i do to be like her?”

[babettebombshell]

Terminal Couch Surfing: On August 12th of 2004, 480lbs Gayle Laverne Grinds died after emergency surgeons had spent 6 hours trying to surgically remove her from a sofa, which she had biologically fused to, as a result of her sedentary lifestyle. #babettebombshell #hauntedhotel #strangehistory #extremedeaths #modernliving #mediaaddiction #rememberyourhumanity #fortean #xfiles

[claudiacambila-blog]

Media addiction The term social media addiction is frequently seen in headlines and tossed around by television pundits. Addiction is a word that should not be used lightly to describe a set of behaviours, addiction is related to a compulsion to consume something or engage in a set of behaviours to the point that it significantly interferes with a persons life. Addiction a state characterised by compulsive engagement in rewarding stimuli despite adverse consequences. Technology began to change very rapidly in the 20th century. After the first super computers were created in the 1940s, scientists and engineers began to develop ways to create networks between those computers, and this would later lead to the birth of the Internet. The earliest forms of the internet, such as CompuServe, were develop in the 1960s. Primitive forms of email were also developed during this time. By the 70s networking technology had improved,and 1979s usenet allowed users to communicate through a virtual newsletter. Social networks are massively addictive. Most people I know check and interact on social sites constantly throughout the day. And they have no idea how much actual time they spend on social media. If you're a social media addict, and your addiction is getting worse, there's a reason for that : Most of the major social network companies, as well as social content creators, are working hard every day to make their networks so addictive that you can't resist them. In the world of social networking, Facebook benefits most from network effect. Facebook happened to be the top social network when social networking busted out as a mainstream activity. Now, everybody's on Facebook because everybody's on Facebook. And even people who don't like social network use it anyway, because that's where their family, friends and colleagues are and because of addiction. The image illustrates Facebook as a cocaine and the guy is sniffing Facebook like an addicted or dependent person in Facebook. My opinion any action can be become addictive if it has a negative significant impact on a persons life.

[babettebombshell]

The Columbine Massacre: On April 20th of 1999, two totally psychotic assholes go on a killing rampage in their high school. Together they gundown innocent classmates as they empty the school. 15 people pointlessly lost their lives this day, but let's clear some things up... these dudes weren't bullying victims, they didn't sellect victims based on popularity, or to make some "point" socially... they didn't listen to Marilyn Manson or belong to a "trenchcoat mafia"... they were horror film addicts or misunderstood... what they were, was a couple of idiots whose parents had totally checked out, and left their kids to raise themselves alone in a basement with video games. Access to guns and poor parenting lead to the Columbine Massacre. #babettebombshell #hauntedhotel #massmurderers #parenting #mediaaddiction #societalcollapse

[natfinn]

I don’t want to go back there again. I want to make every move in my life have a purpose, and I want to cut all the ones that don’t inspire me, invigorate me, thrill me, entice me, or any other sensation that keeps me on the edge of my seat, nails dug into the arm rests, overcome with the tipping point of excitement that I just can’t wait to know what’s next.

http://www.natfinn.com/why-i-want-to-curb-content-consumption-media-addiction/

[magandaislands]

TWEET TWEET, TWEET TWEET ;)

@KriziaIra