toooo long
How much time you spend online?
I usually ...... better dont think about it toooo long
&nsbp;
#52
Sequoia
-
- Designer
- 113 posts
Senior Member
Posted 27 November 2010 - 05:39 AM
Five mins now + 2 hours later + 2 mins afterwards + 4 hours later than that + 1 hour after having something to eat + 2 before going to bed... I´m really bad at maths, Im a freelance designer... it is just to much time, but I love it.
-Sequoia
-Sequoia
#57
NyeLynTho
-
- Designer
- 21 posts
Junior Member
Posted 20 August 2011 - 06:37 PM
Way too much. Wait okay on-line is not too bad but on my computer pretty much entire days. 9 hours at work 3-5 additional hours at home then re-peat. I should go sketch at a coffee house this weekend.
Edited by NyeLynTho, 16 April 2012 - 05:56 PM.
#59
debonaireV
-
- Designer
- 22 posts
Junior Member
Posted 16 April 2012 - 04:08 PM
If you think you are spending too much of your time online and believe that this practice is no longer healthy, then these tips may help you put an end to this addiction. These are pointers that helped me lessen my obsession to internet. From spending 10-15 hours online before, now I am satisfied with 3-5 hours browsing my favorite sites. Here it goes.
1. Limit your internet usage. Consider those around you who also want to use the computer that you are using (if it’s not your own).
2. Think of how much you can save on your electricity bill if you shorten your online surfing.
3. Take into account the damages that this habit can cause your health. It can lead to poor eyesight and bad posture. It can also affect your eating habits, which can bring about more serious health disorders.
4. Excessively getting into the cyber world can have an effect on your social life. You need to spend time with your family and friends, too.
5. You are setting aside your other obligations and the only way to attend to these is to reduce your time surfing the internet.
1. Limit your internet usage. Consider those around you who also want to use the computer that you are using (if it’s not your own).
2. Think of how much you can save on your electricity bill if you shorten your online surfing.
3. Take into account the damages that this habit can cause your health. It can lead to poor eyesight and bad posture. It can also affect your eating habits, which can bring about more serious health disorders.
4. Excessively getting into the cyber world can have an effect on your social life. You need to spend time with your family and friends, too.
5. You are setting aside your other obligations and the only way to attend to these is to reduce your time surfing the internet.
1 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users
