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• 1. You’ve started to hear Gchat pings when you’re nowhere near a computer.

  

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• 2. You’ve become very territorial about your computer.

  

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• 3. You feel compelled to go online at inappropriate times.

  

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• 4. It’s been months since you’ve had a conversation about something you didn’t find online.

  

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• 5. Instead of using your face to convey an emotion, you wish aloud you could use a reaction GIF.

  

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• 6. You’ve sent a Facebook message to someone in the same room.

  

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• 7. You get nervous if you’re going somewhere without Wi-Fi.

  

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• 8. You feel an overwhelming sense of relief when you leave a Wi-Fi dead zone.

  

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• 9. You spontaneously burst into laughter, explaining, “Sorry, that just reminded me of this video I saw.”

  

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• 10. You’ve started referencing memes as if they’re universal common knowledge.

  

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• 11. The first thing you do when you’re planning a trip is research the Wi-Fi situation.

  

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• 12. You’ve lost days staring at your laptop.

  

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• 13. Checking your phone for updates has become a compulsion.

  

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• 14. Your worst fear is a black screen and a lost charger.

  

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http://mashable.com/2013/08/20/too-much-internet/

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