SOCIAL MEDIA GETTING TO BE A BORE FROM FACEBOOK TO TWITTER AND INSTAGRAM–AS PEOPLES LIVES EXPOSED ARE NO LONGER THE LORE FOR MANY AS DILLUSIONMENT OF ONCE PRIVATE LIVES IS TOO EXPOSED–THE DRIVE FOR NOW IS TO BE LEFT ALONE–AS READING A GOOD BOOK THAT REFLECTS ABOUT ONCE SELF IS THE BETTER WAY TO LIVE

An increasing number of people are tiring of Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and just want to be left alone.
They often wind up disillusioned after experiencing a world where every detail of everybody's life is exposed to the public glare.
A man in his mid-40s, although he works as a marketing manager for a conglomerate in Seoul, says he no longer opens Facebook. He often regrets wasting valuable time looking at messages and photos posted by Facebook friends in bed at night.
"At first, it was good to hear from friends and find out what other people think" he says. "But in the end it wasn't worth it. I wish I'd read books instead."

According to the Korea Information Society Development Institute, the average Korean spent an hour and 17 minutes a day on their smartphone last year, reading about celebrity scandals and political rumors and clicking "like" on Facebook. College students spent on average two hours and 20 minutes.
But now people are returning to bookstores, because they have discovered that it is better to read or reflect on their own life.

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