Email hasn't changed but emails have. People switched from hotmail to AOL, AOL to Gmail, Gmail to a college email, college email to professional email. I've got

Email hasn't changed but emails have. People switched from hotmail to AOL, AOL to Gmail, Gmail to a college email, college email to professional email. I've got a piece of paper with everyone's phone number on it from the days I used to walk around and use a pay phone to call people, but I don't think I have anyone's email. Part of that is probably because I started on social media at the same time it was first coming out. When I first started being more social in middle and high school, there were a few years where I primarily used Xanga and AIM to talk to friends. Xanga was replaced by MySpace and Facebook shortly after. I tended to use their built-in messaging capabilities instead of email. Maybe it's time to switch back.