As my friend said, it's a sign of the times...
BBC NEWS | Europe | Call to give up texting for Lent
As my friend said, it's a sign of the times...
BBC NEWS | Europe | Call to give up texting for Lent
I think a lot of people think that if they stop texting the world will end. I've been out with people before and had someone sitting at the table while everyone is talking tapping away at her cell phone the whole time. Your social life won't collapse if you stop texting for an hour. Shit, it might improve.
I've been doing fine without my cell phone for the past year and a half.
We just get so used to it, it's hard to let go.
In the general menu, it displays as "Archbishop calls for young..." lulz
i gave up lent for lent
sounds like she needs to learn how to txt and talk at the same time. I don't txt constantly, but if I get a txt I usually respond to it, but if I'm in the middle of a conversation, it doesn't stop me from continueing to talk.
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50 txts in a month is less than 2 per day...that's not very much at all hahaThe average Italian sends 50 texts a month from their mobiles, the second highest rate in Europe, behind the UK.
Lent? I wasn't even aware ;x
Why would I stop texting in exchange for a fuzz consisting especially of fine ravelings and short fibers of yarn and fabric?
Makes sense, as I understand it, an important reason for lent is to teach self-discipline and perspective as to what's actually important and giving up something that you consider so OMGIMPORTANT that really isn't would be a good way of doing that.
Really, it's a good idea.
I gave up drinking. I wasn't gonna do anything, but then the gf was like "Hey you should give up drinking." So I did just to impress her.
It'll be good to save some money too.
First, I started to read the title as "Archbishop calls for young Catholics to give it up."
Second, the kind of kids who would really benefit from a 40-day break from texting would never go 40 days without texting.