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Teenagers no longer answer the phone: is it a lack of manners or a new trend?

The Conversation | Shutterstock
The Conversation | Shutterstock

Written communication, by contrast, allows for greater control, offering options like drafting, deleting and rewriting, postponing, and smoothing things over. It is easier to communicate effectively when you can first remain silent. The desire for control over time, words and emotions is not just a teenage whim. It reflects a broader way of navigating social relationships through screens, one in which every individual grants themselves the right to choose when, how, and how intensely to connect.

Posted in: News on 08/14/2025 | Link to this post on IFP |
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