{"id":14192,"date":"2016-05-26T13:23:23","date_gmt":"2016-05-26T20:23:23","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.momservations.com\/?p=14192"},"modified":"2016-05-26T13:23:23","modified_gmt":"2016-05-26T20:23:23","slug":"4-sad-ways-social-media-has-made-high-schoolers-less-social","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/momservations.com\/index.php\/2016\/05\/26\/4-sad-ways-social-media-has-made-high-schoolers-less-social\/","title":{"rendered":"4 Sad Ways Social Media Has Made High Schoolers Less Social"},"content":{"rendered":"

Momservation: <\/strong>An Instagram picture can be deleted. Remembering when that cute boy said \u201cYes\u201d to dancing with you every time you hear Justin Beiber is forever.<\/p>\n

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Social media has cannibalized the most fun ways for teens to be social.<\/p>\n

Exhibit A: Yearbook signings.<\/strong><\/p>\n

High schoolers aren\u2019t interested in getting their yearbooks signed anymore! And why should they? The end of the school year tradition where kids used a yearbook as an excuse to see what friends and that cute guy\/girl in 5th<\/sup> period really thought of them (or get a prized phone number with a K.I.T \u2013 Keep in Touch!) have become obsolete.<\/p>\n

Kids can get constant, instant validation and interaction anytime by posting a pic on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook and watch the comments pour in: Beautiful! You\u2019re so cute! You\u2019re such a bae! ILY! You\u2019re such a hottie! OMG so hot!\"sm\"sm<\/p>\n

Who needs to actually interact with someone to ask for a yearbook signature when you can just figure out their screen name and troll them on Twitter? Or request to follow them on Instagram without that awkward face to face encounter? Then you can stalk them and have access to way more photos of that cute boy than a yearbook can offer! Or see where they are at that very minute with a Facebook check-in! Or feel like better friends than you are because you always Like each other\u2019s pictures! Or never risk rejection because you can do everything from the safety of your phone!<\/p>\n

Which brings us back to those coveted yearbook phone numbers\u2026now as casually thrown out as pennies on the ground. But not for calling each other\u2014for texting. I mean, how are kids supposed to communicate with each other if they can\u2019t text? Which leads me to\u2026<\/p>\n

Exhibit B: Phone Calls.\"teen-on-landline\"<\/strong><\/p>\n

Teens don\u2019t talk on the phone to each other anymore. \u201cIt\u2019s weird,\u201d says my 15 year-old daughter. \u201cWhat for?\u201d says my 16 year-old son. Because why call when you can text?<\/p>\n

It\u2019s another social development that has been stifled by the superficial connections of social media.<\/p>\n

Like getting the courage up to ask for a yearbook signature, making a phone call to create a social connection with someone you liked was how kids grew outside their comfort zone socially.<\/p>\n

Now kids don\u2019t have to worry about racing to the phone before their parents answer. They don\u2019t have to hide under the covers trying to muffle the sound of a late night phone call stretching into the night. Or have to suffer the awkward leaving of message with a nosey parent or forgetful sibling.<\/p>\n

Texting may be less risky and awkward, but it also has way more room for miscommunication and misinterpretation when people don\u2019t respond right away, or tone is unclear, or it\u2019s just too much work to type out an answer that would give someone more context (NM \u2013 never mind). Plus, a heart eyes emoticon just can\u2019t replace the sound of someone telling you how wonderful they think you are and an LOL just can replace the joy of hearing someone special laugh at your joke.<\/p>\n

And when kids do make a phone call\u2014it\u2019s a Facetime phone call where they can see each other. And your double chins, and your messy room, and your zit cream on your face, and your little brother thinking he\u2019s funny behind you, and your mom telling you to quit leaving panty liners all over the place. Yeah, sometimes a little mystery is good.<\/p>\n

Which leads us to the mystery of why kids don\u2019t rush out to get their\u2026<\/p>\n

Exhibit C: Driver\u2019s License<\/strong><\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

Getting your driver\u2019s license was your ticket to freedom. Teens timed their driver\u2019s training so the second they turned 16 they could get their license, borrow Mom\u2019s car, and go grab friends for any adventure that didn\u2019t include a parent picking you up or dropping you off.<\/p>\n

A license swung the social door wide open because you could be in charge of your own destiny (if you had access to a car and gas money). You could physically take yourself to where other teenagers were hanging out.<\/p>\n

Now kids are like: who needs a car to do that? They feel connected to other teens through all their social media apps. Why drive to Loehman\u2019s to see if anyone is hanging out there when you can see on SnapChat stories and Facebook check-ins that they are? Why drive to the mall to hang out together when you can just keep SnapChatting selfies back and forth to each other? Who needs a car full of friends when you have nearly 1,000 Instagram and Twitter Followers?<\/p>\n

True, new laws prohibit kids from driving with other teens in the car for the first year as well as driving restrictions past 11 p.m. And cars, insurance, and gas are expensive. But settling for connections through a phone just can\u2019t replace the thrill of getting behind the wheel and driving down the road of possibilities.<\/p>\n

Like say maybe to\u2026<\/p>\n

Exhibit D: High School Dances\"schoold-dance-image\"<\/strong><\/p>\n

Like yearbook signings, dances were a way for teens to connect beyond their normal friend group. It gave you an excuse to walk up to that cute girl or guy and interact with them with a \u201cHey, you want to dance\u201d or \u201cHey, will you sign my yearbook?\u201d Sure, you could be rejected but more often than not it was rude to say \u201cNo\u201d so there was a built in safety net to take the leap.<\/p>\n

Kids don\u2019t leap anymore. They\u2019d rather play it safe with their followers and \u201cfriends\u201d on Instagram, Twitter, SnapChat, Facebook, or Phhhoto\u2014feeling popular with superficial connections. They\u2019d rather get cheap thrills by Liking a cute boy\u2019s photo they\u2019ve never even talked to then the real rush of floating on air as you dance to Justin Beiber\u2019s \u201cSorry\u201d with that cute boy from Chem class, surrounded by friends and classmates, creating a lasting memory that will surge up for decades every time you hear that song.<\/p>\n

It still shocks me when teens forgo this opportunity to bond with their classmates in the most memorable way possible\u2014through the music of their times, celebrating youth by dancing and singing with friends and classmates who will all go their separate ways in four years\u2014because \u201cDances are lame\u201d or \u201cNobody goes anymore.\u201d<\/p>\n

If you ask me, sitting alone in your room posting selfies to see how many Likes you get is lame. And if nobody goes to dances anymore, then what are they doing besides laying the groundwork to look back and realize they have no tangible, memorable social experiences from high school because they mistook 450 Likes on an Instagram photo as really living.<\/p>\n

#BePresent<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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