Final: My Relationship with Technology
The Formation of Salem: My Relationship with Technology I used to be a big reader when I was younger. I would go through 300 page novels in three days, if not faster. I'd seek out new authors, and I'd reread my favorite books by my favorite authors. At some point, I stopped reading. It's not that I don't want to read, because I really, really do. I even have multiple books on my desk in my room, waiting to be read. I'm currently working through The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros, and I've been working on this 110 page book for almost six months now, because at some point I stopped reading it and it began to collect dust on my shelf. I recently opened it back up, read a few chapters, and fell in love all over again. I love reading, but it's no longer my main form of escapism and entertainment. Probably the first time I began leaning into technology, particularly laptops and smart phones, is when I was introduced to anime. At least six years ago. I
