What would you do if you didn’t have a cell phone? In my opinion, it would be really awful, because so many people are already so used to their cell phones that they probably wouldn’t even know how to live without them. And I’ll admit, I certainly wouldn’t either. I got a cell phone very early on; I was still a child in elementary school. And I don’t mind it at all. But I also have to say that I didn’t even want a cell phone or long for one. It’s just that my older brother and my older sister already had phones, so my parents told me that they would, of course, get me one too. So I was happy.
And I really understood the magic of a cell phone about two weeks after I got it. I also started playing games on my cell phone. It was absolutely amazing, and I wondered why I had gone so long without a cell phone, why I hadn’t wanted one sooner. Luckily, though, I was a really modest child—and I’m still a modest person—so I didn’t even ask my parents for it, nor did I borrow one from my siblings, my mom, or my dad. But they got me one, and I was glad in the end, because at least that way I could always call my mom whenever I wanted her to come pick me up from school, like if we finished an hour early.
That happened really often, so I didn’t have to wait an hour for my mom outside somewhere until she came to pick me up. So I’m very glad that cell phones exist and that there are also great games and apps on them that you can download. And let me tell you, some apps and some games are really suitable for kids because they educate and teach them. And tell me, what’s wrong with cell phones? In my opinion, nothing, even though many people don’t think so at all. I know plenty of people who keep cursing cell phones over and over again—it’s almost ridiculous.
