Gadgets kill your personal life Bashny.Net

Still some ten years ago we had the pleasure of reading before bed with his favorite book, kissing a loved one and fell asleep in grasping each other's arms. We loved to share experiences of living a new day, plans for tomorrow. The time has changed. Now until midnight wandering about on the links not always interesting sites cease to value your time, your sleep and even your sex life. Yes, it is the latter suffers from an excess of innovation more than just.

Claims one Russian Internet edition, in their online survey it is safe to conclude that our PCs, tablets, smartphones, laptops, plasma kills sex in the bedroom couple. According to the survey, 67% of men confessed that night in bed spend more time with their favorite gadgets and not women, and their use there is more bad junk habit. With the same opinion, agreed, and 64% of girls. That is, in a nutshell, our advanced youth is simply not enough time for personal life in bed. Psychologists in one voice raised the alarm. They are urged to leave all hitechnic things not in the marriage bed, otherwise the demographic crisis on the planet Earth will only increase.



But as it turned out, ignore sex is not the only problem a highly technological time. All those fancy things (the bedroom, of course) are the direct precursors of stress and sleep disorders. Don't have to be smart to understand the features of the day and night. We work by day, night – rest. Passion for the Internet disrupts our natural rhythm, instead of sweet healing sleep we get endless nervous agitation and, as a consequence, mental disorders, stress, nervousness, overwork, etc.



It is proved that checking email at night on the level of excitation is equal to two cups of coffee. No doubt, gadgets simplify our lives, open us to new possibilities. But it's time to learn how to use them. After all, we, the generation of the twenty-first century should really get used to that every day the world is shaking all the new technological discoveries.



Let us not rush headlong into every new product, and learn to make the border between human nature and electronic innovations.

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