It is not like what it used to be. An average teenager spend 27 hours a week, staring at the screen.(Elizabeth Anderson, The Telegraph) We live in a technological era and connectivity has become part of our daily lives. Today’s generation is commonly referred as digital natives; they are born with a computer mouse in one hand, and a cell phone on the other. They live in a society where intimate relationships are aroused by cute text messages and emojis. Internet has made them more selfish and separate than ever. While “connectivity” is to be understood as an emblematic definition of the internet, the sponsorship of our society has been torn apart. While young adults are proud to mention their friend lists on Facebook and Twitter, many of them
