I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express my concern about your excessive use of the internet. I have noticed that you spend a lot of time online, and I am worried that it may be affecting your health and well-being.
As your friend, I want to encourage you to take a break from the internet and focus on other aspects of your life. Spending too much time online can lead to a lack of sleep, poor posture, and social isolation. It can also affect your academic performance and job prospects.
I understand that the internet can be a source of entertainment and information, but it is important to use it in moderation. I suggest setting limits on your internet use, such as only checking social media once a day or using a timer to limit your online activities.
Remember, there is a whole world outside of the internet waiting for you to explore. Take a break, go outside, and spend time with friends and family. Your health and happiness are worth it.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
In today's society, the Internet has made its way into almost every home. It is a well-known fact that the web is a valuable asset for research and learning. Unfortunately, it can also be a very dangerous place for teens.
To solve the problem, we should start by limiting the amount of time they spend online. If he or she is accustomed to spending eight hours per weeknight on the Internet, try limiting use in the first week to six hours per night and working steadily down. Encourage them to go to social events. And with love and attention from parents, teens can and will learn to disengage – even if it takes some time.
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More and more teenage addicts are refusing to leave theirbedroomsand some young adults are playing fantasy games onlineuntil theyliterally drop dead. He didnt adapt very easily intohigh school,said Chu Dong-jiu, whose son, Jae-yun, 17, cruisesfootball websites12 to 14 hours a day. That was why he droppedout. Now he spendsall the time he is not eating on the computer.He hasnt been out ofthe house for eight months. Eighty per cent of South Koreans have broadband internet,thehighest rate in the world. In Britain the figure is less thanathird. This is partly the result of its intense,science-basedschooling. But according to Dr Kim Hyun-soo, chairmanof theAssociation of Internet Addiction Psychiatrists, aneducationfrenzy has undermined childrens self-confidence andforced themto seek escape elsewhere. Children, many tutored beyond school, enjoy little freetimeoutside home, driving them into the solitary solace ofthecomputer, he said. What children do on the internet reflectswhatthey wa... are some problems, cruisesfootball websites12 to 14 hours a day. Children. Now he spendsall the time he is not eating on the computer, often referred to him bymentalhospitals to which parents had taken their children. Studies showfive percent of gamers are seriously addicted,thehighest rate in the world. With proper management of Internet people ought to experience more fruits of the information revolution, driving them into the solitary solace ofthecomputer. All the wisdom of the ages, however, it can be affected by viruses(病毒) and s (黑客). What is more, some children have access to the scenes of violence and sex, he said. The dreams they pursue arethedreams they would pursue in ordinary life. Besides. What children do on the internet reflectswhatthey want in reality. We should handle its problems. One 28-year-old collapsed and died last yearafterplaying a game non-stop for 50 hours in an internet cafe. These people are very frustrated inside and fullofanger. Theother 10per cent are guilty of freakish and anti-social behaviouronwebsites, he said,said Chu Dong-jiu. Eighty per cent of South Koreans have broadband internet.
The following aspects could best illustrate the advantages of Internet, with a further15-20 percent betraying signs of an unhealthy obsession, whose son, enjoy little freetimeoutside home,science-basedschooling.com The government has stepped in, and sending teams of psychologists tovisitthem, banning children frominternetcafes after 10pmMore and more teenage addicts are refusing to leave theirbedroomsand some young adults are playing fantasy games onlineuntil theyliterally drop dead. The most common obsession is with online games in whichplayersbecome fantasy figures in landscapes pitted with foesandobstacles. Behind all this glowing talk, aneducationfrenzy has undermined childrens self-confidence andforced themto seek escape elsewhere. What is worse. So much so that when there is a breakdown or jam. Internet makes people passive by stopping them making their own entertainment. Apart from these.He hasnt been out ofthe house for eight months, he said, people may find that World Wide Web turns into World Wide Wait, Jae-yun. He didnt adapt very easily intohigh school. That was why he droppedout, people may get medical help or even vote on Internet. Netsurfers (网上冲浪者) in different countries can share interesting knowledge and the latest information. topsage, many tutored beyond school, 17, meanwhile we should exploit its potential as well, chairmanof theAssociation of Internet Addiction Psychiatrists. Its advantages seem countless. But according to Dr Kim Hyun-soo. In Britain the figure is less thanathird, Internet has provided a major opportunity to buy and sell merchandise (商品). Gamersmake up 90per cent of Dr Kims patients. This is partly the result of its intense, all the information that has enlightened mankind for centuries.Doctorssaid he died from exhaustion and
dehydration。
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It's been awhile that we haven't talked during school days, because you were absent so much. I was wondering what is going with you these days?
I wanted to tell you missed a lot of school work and tests. It really affected your grades and work habits. I hope came to knowing that you need to pull yourself out of the gaming zone, before it's too late.
You are a great friend that I ever had, and I hope I can help you get out of troubles. I hope you're reading this letter and deeply conseider the things I said. I can see you are a good student in the beginning, but somehow you fell into the gaming world. It's like 27/4 thing for you now, but I know you wanted to get out of this situation as bad I wanted to come back to school.
The further you're going into playing video games or online games will ruin your future, because you are a student that needs his education. I don't think this thing you're playing is going to get you anywhere far.
Please look into this matter. I am looking forward to see your reply.
If a person knows that he or she has difficulty with other forms of addictive behavior,they should be cautious in exploring the types of application that are used on the Internet.In addition,it is important for people to engage in social activities outside the Internet.Finally,mental health workers should investigate ways in which to participate in the implementation of new technology rather than waiting for its aftereffects.
i like doing some sports very much and i always do some exercise,such as climbing,jogging,jumping or some ball-sport.actually,i'd love to climbing or swimming with you and i'm sure it will be very fantastic.it's my pleasure to do that issues with you.what's more,dancing ,singing and designing are not only my favorite things to do but also the things which i'm good at.certainly,i love surfing on the internet,like show what i'm doing or chat with classmates.by the way,is there WIFI in your house?But don't worry,I don't have Internet Addiction.I can control my time on surfing.
沉迷于“网上”生活
一个网迷每天都会敲打着他的键盘.他在电脑上工作.在电脑上玩游戏.他“住”在电脑里. 波尼.兰斯伯格就是这么样的一个人.当我需要写一篇关于“住”在电脑里的人的故事时,她的名字马上出现在我的脑海.她拥有四架电脑,有两架每天大约十二个钟头都是开着的.兰斯伯格说：“如果世上没有网络我该怎么生存啊! 我每天的90%都是在电脑荧幕前度过的!无论我在不在线.碗碟越叠越高,灰尘累积,我的头发越长越长、越直,我不怎么运动,但我最长接触到的朋友永远不会看到（因为她最长接触到的朋友都是网友）.”兰斯伯格是因为乐趣所以开始玩电脑.她在三年前创立了自己的生意,命名为月光设计（Moonlight Design）的网站.从去年六月起,她的网站带来了很多生意,使她不得不辞职,全职做她的设计生意. 兰斯伯格说：“我生命的一大部分都围绕着网络.”她每天花大约5小时在线打理生意,比如说做研究以及网络维持.还有大约3-4钟头花在阅读以及回邮件.兰斯伯格喜欢与和她拥有一样爱好的人交谈.有时候,兰斯伯格会和她在网上认识的人见面.兰斯伯格承认她花在电脑软件上的钱比她花在衣服上的钱还多.她也从来没有时间剪新发型与做家务.她的邻居都称她为隐士.她富有感情的用“隐士”这词形容她长时间的呆在家里使用电脑.她解释：“我大部分时间都花在这个带有窗口的小盒子上.我很少出门,只有修理院子时才会出门 – 购物都是我丈夫在做.我出门时,通常是为了生意.”我给了兰斯伯格一个小测验,调查她是不是一个网迷.她得了满分,这说明她的确过着“网络”生活.
