Fairy Tales For 20-Somethings: Peter Pan Does Something About His Internet Addiction
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Peter Pan was feeling like his constant connection to the Internet and social networking sites was having a bad effect on his psyche, so he decided to disconnect and get back to the things he did pre-Internet, really live his life again.
That night, he watched TV for five hours straight. 
This post originally appeared at FAIRY TALES FOR TWENTYSOMETHINGS.
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