Our daily portraits if the cell phone in hand 'disappears'. It turns out that we are always lonely

We are actually aware that we are already at the stage of cellphone addiction. But somehow I can get rid of this 'curse'. If you don't see your smartphone for a day, don't open social media, don't open WhatsApp, life feels really empty. In fact, we are born without a device and can get used to it without it.

Photographer Eric Pickersgrill created a project to photograph people on the move with a smartphone. But this time he deliberately edited the photo so that his cellphone disappeared. The goal is to show how weird our poses are. We are nothing more than lonely individuals even though we are with relatives. Check out the following explanation!

1. There is no longer the closeness of mother and child. Each one is busy with a cell phone which is actually even mortal

2. Sitting with family is a moment that can't be as warm as it used to be

3. Even though it is difficult for socialite mothers to ask forgiveness for an appointment. When you get together, why is it even like this?

4. Your portrait may be saved in the phone memory. But if you don't have a cell phone, you need to remember the 'frame' in your own memory

5. Even more intimately looking at each other's cellphones? We're really sick.

6. Never ignore the person next to you just because someone made your phone notification sound

7. Even marriage should be a happy day because it finally unites with the people we love...

8. This is the reason why children nowadays like to be scolded if they don't want to play outside the house. The opposite is true for 90's kids

9. What's the point of having a vacation on a yacht with an amazing sea view, if the end is just playing with your cellphone?

10. In the past, we might greet each other, chat, and find new insights from strangers, now?

11. The moments before bedtime should be a sacred moment for bringing the husband and wife relationship closer. But if this is sad to see

Are you reading this while looking at your phone? It's better to close now, then start talking to people near you. Invite them to interact and start busying yourself with more 'real' communication. You can use your phone again later, when you really need it. Like reading inspiring and funny articles on read.cash.

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