Nowadays, when somebody mentions social media, most of us will appreciate it with our gorgeous words. We all love it because these social apps’ interactions can make us feel physically close with others, even if they happen over a screen, and that also is the point for Jenna Wortham, the author of the essay ‘‘I Had a Nice Time with You Tonight. On the app’’. As social apps’ appearance, it helps us solve several problems about long-distance communication, and we don’t need to be afraid the relationship with others that influenced because of long distance. With the newest technology, distance is now a thing in the past thanks to the modern days’ devices and apps that allows us to stay in touch with important people in our lives.
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I really agree with her point. Technology has developed faster and faster nowadays that allows us to connect with others wherever we are and whenever we are. We can communicate with others into social apps, such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat, even though we live far away from them. Social media is just like a bridge for us to connect that breaks through the surrounded wall of distance, so distance is no longer one of the biggest obstacles in our lives that influences communication. Therefore, we still can feel close with others, even though they don’t stand face to face with …show more content…
My father ever told me that it was not easy to communicate with his parents twenty years ago when he left his hometown to work in order to earn much money because technology wasn’t developed quickly as nowadays. Trapped by the short of technology, smartphones didn’t appear and be used before. So my father only depended on writing letters to stay in touch with his parents and friends that was far from him. It took such a long time to receive letters and respond. It was so inconvenient. ‘‘I hate waiting’’, my father said. Yes, nobody likes waiting, and that’s the same for me. I am the guy that doesn’t be addicted easily to smartphones, but there is no doubt for me to believe the truth that smartphones really help me communicate conveniently with others. For example, I like posting photographs with my social apps when I go to travel and visit spectacular landscapes, and then my friends always leave their messages under my photographs, and I often reply them one by one at once. Sometimes we talk about voice messages, and sometimes we send about emoji. Therefore, we often get lots of fun and satisfy with this process. Even though my friends are far from me, we really enjoy this connection process, and it just like they stand next to me. These connections are so convenient to enrich my life. As similar experience in Jenna Wortham’s essay, she used the social app named You&Me that
In the essay …show more content…
I really agree with her point. Technology has developed faster and faster nowadays that allows us to connect with others wherever we are and whenever we are. We can communicate with others into social apps, such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat, even though we live far away from them. Social media is just like a bridge for us to connect that breaks through the surrounded wall of distance, so distance is no longer one of the biggest obstacles in our lives that influences communication. Therefore, we still can feel close with others, even though they don’t stand face to face with …show more content…
My father ever told me that it was not easy to communicate with his parents twenty years ago when he left his hometown to work in order to earn much money because technology wasn’t developed quickly as nowadays. Trapped by the short of technology, smartphones didn’t appear and be used before. So my father only depended on writing letters to stay in touch with his parents and friends that was far from him. It took such a long time to receive letters and respond. It was so inconvenient. ‘‘I hate waiting’’, my father said. Yes, nobody likes waiting, and that’s the same for me. I am the guy that doesn’t be addicted easily to smartphones, but there is no doubt for me to believe the truth that smartphones really help me communicate conveniently with others. For example, I like posting photographs with my social apps when I go to travel and visit spectacular landscapes, and then my friends always leave their messages under my photographs, and I often reply them one by one at once. Sometimes we talk about voice messages, and sometimes we send about emoji. Therefore, we often get lots of fun and satisfy with this process. Even though my friends are far from me, we really enjoy this connection process, and it just like they stand next to me. These connections are so convenient to enrich my life. As similar experience in Jenna Wortham’s essay, she used the social app named You&Me that