In this gene Z world where people like me, use my phone, to advance my income and grow a wider experience of my daily activities. Where everyone is doing the same, in one way or the other, either to gratification purpose. It would be too strenuous to stay without a phone.
It would be critically crazy, and so disheartening, to find myself in such situations. Which I am also in such situations now. Occasionally, I don't power my light at home due to some logistics service and reasons.
Let me tell you people, for the past three months now my street has seen light. I mean, we don't have light. It from one fault to another. Just two weeks ago, they finished fixing it, and as I write this now, for the past four days we've not be having light.
People go about with their phones, including me, even in my office, we don't have light so often. The government is not ready to support the institution, so does the hike in thrift reductions. That's a story for another day.
Now since three days my gadgets, including my laptop, power bank and phone were dead. I couldn't do anything, so I had to send to a private mall where I could charge them up.
For these two days, it wasn't easy for me, life was very better for me, I was unable to sleep, I felt so moody. To be frank, my phone is one of my best friends without my phone, even for three hours, is like staying in darkness.
One could say, it is like going to an unexpected hellfire. I feel so discomfort, lonely, abstract from what is happening, when am not with my phone.
Each time, my phone is bad, or is down as a result of whatever issues, I fall sick because my value,
communication, relationships, and occasionally that vibes, of making it around goes down.
The feelings are not there anymore. Because the phone is one of the biggest assets everyone, in this era, shouldn't joke with. If I should say, people's phone need not be down, like phone is something one should always have it on.
Whenever, my phone goes bad, I feel I am losing all my business associates at that time. I feel my business is disconnected, like everything is down all together, I feel out.
I am more attached to my phone, that's the hole point of the story. Not only that, but I don't think any reasonable human being would be so comfortable having a turn-off phone in his hands.