We are a strange breed of animal, running around glued to our screens and social medias. We hardly notice anything real anymore. Our friends are a number on a webpage, and the only way that we know if someone is into us, is if they like our post, photo or status. We’ve become digital. Emotional wrecks of capital letters and emojis. We live and breathe for notifications.
Our knowledge comes from Google, not experience. Our rebellions and resistances happen on webpages. We fight people that we don’t even know.
Relationships are a battlefield for the loyal and good-hearted. We care more about pouty lips and bulging abs than we do about homeless veterans, wars, freedom, and morality. We’d rather make fun of you, than have fun with you. We’d rather tear you down than to let others see our own weaknesses. We’d rather hate, than love.
This book is a collaboration of my social/humor blog.
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This book is free from 03/29/2020 until 03/30/2020.
About the Author
Award-winning author Jacob Paul Patchen is a writer of books with a purpose. Since penning his first poem at the age of twelve and forcing his poor mother to listen to it, and every single one thereafter, she still remains his biggest fan. A former combat marine, college athlete, and part-time napper, Jacob does what he can to give laughter to those who need it, compassion to those who lack it, and love to those who cherish it. His books widely range in age group, genre, and talent. But he couldn’t be happier having the opportunity to do what he loves while hopefully inspiring others along the way.
More of Jacob can be found at jacobpaulpatchen.com and through some of his titles, which include At Daddy’s Hands: Courage Knows No Age, Of Love and War, Words That Matter, and Life Lessons from Grandpa and His Chicken Coop.
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