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I suspect it's because of two side effects of more efficient communication. A) It is effectively painless to instantly check with me whether or not I am free a
by mattnewton 7y ago
I suspect it's because of two side effects of more efficient communication.
A) It is effectively painless to instantly check with me whether or not I am free at any hour of any day with smartphones, so not doing so becomes less understandable
B) I am in touch with many many more people over the internet even in my local area than I could ever hope to hang out with
(or want to, as somewhat of an introvert workaholic)
I like to be intentional and plan out my social activities with a calendar, ideally a few days in advance, but I also don't mind meeting up on short notice. But any amount of notice is necessary to even make sure I am home, much less wanting to be social.
I actually feel smartphones have made me more active socially because instead of sitting around , we can plan things the day before while waiting for the bus, walking, etc.