People In The Sketchy Sex House STILL Can’t Put Down Their Phones—Here’s How They Can Overcome Their Addictions
I’m enjoying the new cast of models at the Sketchy Sex house. They’re all really hot, they all have really big cocks, and they all really love to fuck. The only thing they might love more than fucking? Their phones.
I’m not 100% sold that sex addiction is a real thing. Smartphone addiction, however, is very real, and I hope that these guys seek help (after they’re done fucking, of course).
Does Sketchy Sex offer health insurance so these big-dicked bros can seek affordable treatment for their addictions? If not, here are some tips provided by HelpGuide.org, a website offering free solutions for smartphone addicts:
—Set goals for when you can use your smartphone. For example, you might schedule use for certain times of day, or you could reward yourself with a certain amount of time on your phone once you’ve completed a homework assignment or finished a chore, for instance.
—Turn off your phone at certain times of the day, such as when you’re driving, in a meeting, at the gym, having dinner, or playing with your kids. Don’t take your phone with you to the bathroom.
—Don’t bring your phone or tablet to bed. The blue light emitted by the screens can disrupt your sleep if used within two hours of bedtime. Turn devices off and leave them in another room overnight to charge.
—Instead of reading on your phone or tablet at night, pick up a book. You’ll not only sleep better but research shows you’ll also remember more of what you’ve read.
—Replace your smartphone use with healthier activities. If you are bored and lonely, resisting the urge to use your smartphone can be very difficult. Have a plan for other ways to fill the time, such as meditating, reading a book, or chatting with friends in person.
—Spending time with other smartphone addicts? Play the “phone stack” game. When you’re having lunch, dinner, or drinks together, have everyone place their smartphones face down on the table. Even as the phones buzz and beep, no one is allowed to grab their device. If someone can’t resist checking their phone, that person has to pick up the check for everyone.
—Remove social media apps from your phone so you can only check Facebook, Twitter and the like from your computer. And remember: what you see of others on social media is rarely an accurate reflection of their lives—people exaggerate the positive aspects of their lives, brushing over the doubts and disappointments that we all experience. Spending less time comparing yourself unfavorably to these stylized representations can help to boost your mood and sense of self-worth.
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