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It is normal to feel uncomfortable without a phone and it should be! Leaving my home without my phone means I can't easily get in contact with my friends I'm t
by pronlover723 4y ago
It is normal to feel uncomfortable without a phone and it should be!
Leaving my home without my phone means I can't easily get in contact with my friends I'm trying to meet because there is no way to coordinate. Sure we used to coordinate before phones but that's no longer the case and when it was the case it meant waiting for 20-30 minutes if someone was late because there was no way for them to tell you if and when they were actually going to arrive.
It also means I can't pay for things. My phone is now my wallet for all intents and purposes.
My phone is my car key so I can't get back into my car. I'm sure for some it's their house key.
My phone is my navigator. I know my way around the city but regardless of where I am I can search for restaurants, groceries store, and their hours. All things I do often. Without the phone what I'm supposed to do? Find a phone booth, look in the yellow pages, and then try to figure out of the address listed is close to where I am?
It's completely reasonable to feel uncomfortable without leaving your house without keys, without money, without a way to call someone in an emergency, without a way to contact your friends and family, without a way to coordinate with others.