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I’m in my mid-thirties, and I have definitely tried to swipe my MacBook Pro screen a few times. I don’t think it’s an indication of anything troubling. Sometim
by actsasbuffoon 8y ago
I’m in my mid-thirties, and I have definitely tried to swipe my MacBook Pro screen a few times.
I don’t think it’s an indication of anything troubling. Sometimes you just get lost in what you’re reading and momentarily forget what device you’re using. If anything, I’m glad teens are so absorbed by reading. It was a struggle to get the teens of my generation to read anything!
- disqard 8y agoA little older than you (prolly couple of years). I remember how when I was a teen and coding a lot inside the Turbo C IDE, it became second nature to press F2 frequently (to save). Around that time, while working on math homework (on paper), I'd occasionally experience brain farts, where I would think of pressing (not reach for) the F2 key. FWIW, I have decent handwriting today, and even exchange correspondence with some friends using pen-and-paper. I do agree that touchscreen usage should be restricted for toddlers.