via:
posted at: 07:50:36 PM on Monday, January 08th 2018
ilsouelles liked this 
bowserbot49 liked this bigbear3007 liked this
- xx01ss liked this
georgegomez65 liked this
amalapatatina liked this - collectorfinethings liked this
- saatop liked this
kei29103 liked this - badass1994 liked this
notyourordinarybookworm liked this
robbrennan2 liked this
skbante liked this
- misike666 liked this
underdog1967 liked this 
joyful-phantom-collectors-posts liked this 
magalihate-blog liked this bad-music liked this
classydragonmugsludge-blog liked this whatwouldemmawatsondo reblogged this from emmawatsonsource
- the-chastity-slave liked this
hufflepuffannie reblogged this from watson-emma
mrsbartolozzi reblogged this from frodo-sam
come-at-my-v-doritezz liked this
smalltownwriter liked this
malfoysque reblogged this from sirepotter
gingerelf reblogged this from sirepotter
introvertednoceur reblogged this from sirepotter a-they-say-that-love-is-forever liked this
questionable-chaos reblogged this from sirepotter
sirepotter reblogged this from frodo-sam
a-ya-92 liked this
gobletoftextposts-blog liked this
thekurly1-blog liked this
emmawatsonsource posted this
- Show more notes
A lot of children of this generation have their entire lives made public before they have a say about what they would want. I think it should always be a choice. I love social media, and I love what it can do and how it brings people together, but used in the wrong way, it’s incredibly dangerous. And, increasingly, our attention is our most important resource. Before the press tour, I deleted my e-mail app from my phone and really tried to create serious boundaries from it, because it is addictive. We need to make sure that we are using technology, and technology is not using us.