Reading your article hit home substantial time for me, particularly the part where you discussed fighting with how much time you spend on screens and how that tinkers with family feelings.

It made me think back to when I was younger and saw my own dad getting way too into online games: it was really surprising because your situation rather made me remember how I used to bury myself in books and scribbling stories, which made me love creating scary tales about AI and technology nightmares. Seeing how you're juggling technology and family life is extremely motivating. It shows material we all need to be discussing about more. And there can possibly be gratification in your knowing that what you’ve gone through and shared isn't only your story but a lesson for a large amount of us facing the same technology invasion in our families. We can easily see that it's abundantly obvious your openness and courage in laying out your technology-life balance struggle is extremely important, so cheers to you for putting something so choppy and real in the area for all of us.