Its slightly ironic to me because I went much more to technology than my peers growing up because I had depression and social problems, not the other way around

Its slightly ironic to me because I went much more to technology than my peers growing up because I had depression and social problems, not the other way around. I think technology being so mainstream now means that the popular kids can now have a lot more online points (followers, likes, etc) just like in real life. Stuff happening on a screen is very frequently a lot more interesting than whats going on in a suburb - besides, you can't get social likes/currency if you're not online.