For context I also have no phone. > The real answer is “if you want to live this way, you give up a bunch of conveniences and have to deal with it.” It’s less

For context I also have no phone. > The real answer is “if you want to live this way, you give up a bunch of conveniences and have to deal with it.” It’s less convenient with schools, with childcare, with work, and everything else that assumes always online Without a doubt, there are times where having a phone would be more convenient. But I don’t want a more convenient life. I want a richer, happier, more rewarding and more fulfilling life. A phone won’t get me those things, and based on how often people tell me they wish they could throw away their phone and how much happier they’d be without it, I’m pretty sure a phone would make my life worse.