Sentences describing mobile phone users

1. I really want to be your mobile phone, hold it in my arms, hold it in my hand and see it in my eyes.

2. I like to take out my mobile phone at night, look at the space and see if there is anyone I want to see online;

I prefer to be romantic, see if there is anything I haven't read, and then close the window in disappointment.

Habitually put on headphones, listen to familiar or unfamiliar songs, listen to their loneliness and loneliness, and find some comfort.

3. The furthest distance in the world is that I am sitting here and you are playing with your mobile phone ~

You see that the cloud is close to me, and you see that the mobile phone is far away.

Mobile phone owners are also called low-headed people (English name: Phubbing word is carefully coined by MacKay and Macquarie dictionaries in Australia to describe low-headed people who only look down at their mobile phones and ignore their relatives and friends in front of them). It means that at any time and place, everyone looks down at the screen, some look at mobile phones, some take out tablets or laptops to surf the Internet, play games, watch videos and think about the past. Their heads are very low, which is a characteristic of * * *. Their eyes and smartphones sympathized with each other until they were inseparable.