Modern lifestyles usually involve squandering our valuable time in front of a TV screen. As televisions turn into a part of our daily life, some individuals consider this tendency to be perilous due to its negative effect on family relationships and community. I strongly agree with this view as this essay will explain it with examples.
Although some TV shows such as documentaries can be beneficial for the individual, most channels only concentrate on hypnotizing their viewers and keeping them on their couches as long as possible. For example, advertisements usually interfere with the most exciting part of the program and does not let the observer move from his place until the show is back on. As a result, this does not only keep the spectators in front of the TV, but also damages family bonds severely. As family members are mesmerized by the images on TV, they do not even remember to share their professional or personal problems.
Another issue with watching television channels is that it leaves only a tiny amount of time to be spent on both community and relatives. Furthermore, a television addict, who is usually hypnotized with unrealistic images of people, spends a considerable amount of his time watching a colour screen. Thus, the TV gives the observer a false sense of community. More than that, a person who has forgotten what it really feels like to be in a real community and around friends and relatives starts considering the TV as it has always been the same.
In conclusion, I wholeheartedly agree that TV addiction can be harmful to every community, thus, the amount of time spent by an individual has to be regulated by governments.
Modern lifestyles
usually
involve squandering our valuable
time
in front of a TV screen. As televisions turn into a part of our daily life,
some
individuals consider this tendency to be perilous due to its
negative
effect on family relationships and
community
. I
strongly
agree
with this view as this essay will
explain
it with examples.
Although
some
TV
shows
such as documentaries can be beneficial for the individual, most channels
only
concentrate on hypnotizing their viewers and keeping them on their couches as long as possible.
For example
, advertisements
usually
interfere with the most exciting part of the program and does not
let
the observer
move
from his place until the
show
is back on.
As a result
, this does not
only
keep
the spectators in front of the TV,
but
also
damages family bonds
severely
. As family members
are mesmerized
by the images on TV, they do not even remember to share their professional or personal problems.
Another issue with watching television channels is that it
leaves
only
a tiny amount of
time
to
be spent
on both
community
and relatives.
Furthermore
, a television addict, who is
usually
hypnotized with unrealistic images of
people
, spends a considerable amount of his
time
watching a
colour
screen.
Thus
, the TV gives the observer a false sense of
community
. More than that, a person who has forgotten what it
really
feels like to be in a real
community
and around friends and relatives
starts
considering the TV as it has always been the same.
In conclusion
, I
wholeheartedly
agree
that TV addiction can be harmful to every
community
,
thus
, the amount of
time
spent by an individual
has to
be regulated
by
governments
.