Some stop living from forgetting how to log in.
Hate carried within their heart because of the lack of likes they are given.
Striving for a cyber celebrity lifestyle to live in.
As if posting clout will provide them with a pension.
They’ve forgotten how to socialize outside of a touch screen.
Like learning a new school subject…
On how to actually interact with people in public.
Friend request are not a popularity test…
A stranger’s comments should not control the construction of your career.
You have a choice whether or not to engage what’s on another’s page.
Stop giving online medias all of your devotion, the best way to avoid unnecessary commotion is to check your emotion.
Stop trying to find love from an application that provides you temporary sensation.
Don’t let direct messages dictate your decision making.
An app update shouldn’t place you in a stressful state…
Stop hiring social media as your psychiatrist.
Paying the bill by posting what should remain private.
Never lower your self respect to be seen on a social site…
Downloads aren’t worth degrading yourself…
It’s scary when you realize your life is put on hold by something temporary…
A downloaded app that’s a distracting trap…
You do not need to log in to live your life…
Is it worth living an online lie until you die?
Not everyone is infected, but if you feel your brain is infested…
Log off for a while until you have completely reflected…
-Ricky “Randum” Maeweather
Ricky Maeweather 