Thank you for saying this. I used to judge parents of kids on screens until I had my own. You never know what's going on and there's a chance that the 30 minutes of quiet that family is getting from the iPad is the only peace they've had all day.
I kinda miss my BlackBerry.
Everytime I see this warning, I become hyper aware of every single one and it freaks me out.
Was a OnePlus user for years. Had the original device, the 3, 5 and the 7 pro since launch. I replaced the battery in my 7 pro and put lineage on it just to keep it going.
My idiot brain jumped off a boat last week with it in my pocket and I assumed I would just get the new one. But no unlockable bootloader means I need to look elsewhere.
Not a doctor, and you should definitely talk to one before trying it, but I have found Eno to be remarkable in solving gaseous bloating.
If I could get over the crippling anxiety of meeting new people, I'd be happy to hang out with anyone regardless of who they like.
I have a little collection of these sitting on top of my refrigerator. No one knows it's there. It's my little secret.
Does anyone have friends that see more than 2-3 times a year?
I just hope Margot Robbie is ok.
Yes, parenting existed before iPads. That doesn't imply that everything they used to do to cope with similar situations was correct, or better. Previous generations of parents used to do things that would terrify us now.