I'm never really on my phone unless I'm writing (off my computer), which is pretty rare. The rare occasions I've pulled my phone out in public has almost always resulted in some old woman mentioning how kids are always on their phones nowadays, lmao. Then they'll roll their eyes when I say I'm writing. Not even descript "writing" -- could be an essay, could be poetry, could be shit, but they never take it seriously regardless.
Now my computer is a different story. Sometimes, I feel hopelessly addicted, and then other times I'll go into a depression and avoid my computer for most of the day. And then other times, the depression is triggered by stress and I wind up in that hopeless addiction. Always feels like some sort of cycle. Who knows if I'll ever break it, given how much I do on the computer, both productive and unproductive.
I'm also more likely to play a pc game than a computer game, like Oblivion or something on the gameboys (played Animal Crossing on the 3DS on my computer just to prove that I could, lol; my DS was right next to me the whole time). Or I'll play something on one of my consoles. I suppose them all being hooked up to splitters and such makes it just as easy for me to go over to my entertainment stand and pick one out as it is for someone else to pick up their phone and play a mobile game.
Some people really are way too addicted to their phones but sometimes I can't say anything because there are times I'm way too addicted to my pc.
