Persuasive Essay On Tumblrs

The internet is a wonderful place full of useless information, random pictures, and halfway decent homework help. First invented for the government to use, it is now open to the entire world… and by the entire world, of course, I mean the United States of America. America is the greatest country in the world and we have come up with the one most addicting thing that humans crave. We have become extremely addicted to social media. It has overtaken the human race like a zombie invasion from Mars. Sharing, posting, and liking have consumed America as a whole. More specifically: Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and Snapchat. Each has its own addicting property and has its own clique: The Facebookers, Tweeters, Bloggers, and Snappers. Each is a different

It is a mix between many sites, though it has its own feel. Tumblr consists of people posting their own ideas, and it often has a Jekyll and Hyde personality, as it turns dark at night. There two very prominent Bloggers on tumblr: the Day Bloggers and the Night Bloggers. The Day Bloggers consist of the fanclubs posting obsessively about their favorite movies, games, and shows. The Night Bloggers are personally my favorite social media addict. That is exactly what they are: addicts. 3 a.m., four energy drinks in, and school in four hours, they will still be posting strange questions that I would be sent to the office for repeating. Though America has overtaken Tumblr, the rest of the world enjoys it almost as much. Australia makes up most of the Night Bloggers, but America pulls them into the weirdness that happens at that time of night. It is impossible to see a Blogger outside of their home, with the exception of

Snapchat, that is, is an app that allows the user, or Snapper, to send a picture to another person, and it will disappear forever from the internet after three seconds. Unless they screenshot the picture, but the app will let the sender know what blackmail the other person now has stored in their phone. Like Tumblr, Snapchat has two different users: Pretties and Uglies. The Pretties use snapchat to flirt with the opposite gender, but they are not the important ones here. The Uglies are the real reason Snapchat is still around. The Uglies take the most horrific selfie they can contort their face into and send it to friends. These are the easiest to spot in public. Look around the classroom while reading this and there will be one obviously snapping away oblivious to their surrounding