Illustrated Children's Book On Cyber Selfish: Finding Humanity In A Self-Obsessed Digital World

Illustrated children's Book On Paulina Borsook's Cyber selfish I never thought much about how much of myself I was giving away online until I started noticing what the digital world was taking in return. Every click, post, message, search, and notification seemed harmless on its own, but together they told a story about me that I had never intentionally written. In this book, I take a personal look at the selfish side of our digital lives and the ways technology can quietly change how we think, behave, connect, and see ourselves. - I share the moments that made me question how dependent I had become on digital attention. - I explore how social media can turn connection into comparison and attention into a kind of currency. - I reflect on the times technology made me feel connected while leaving me strangely disconnected from the people around me. - I examine the pressure to constantly present a better version of myself online. - I share everyday stories that reveal how easily convenience can become dependence. - I ask difficult questions about what we sacrifice when our digital lives become more important than our real ones. This is not a story about blaming technology. It is my attempt to understand my own relationship with it. Through personal experiences, honest reflections, and relatable human moments, I explore what happens when the tools created to serve us begin demanding more of our attention, identity, and time. Cyber Selfish is ultimately a story about looking at the screen, then looking back at myself, and asking one uncomfortable question: Who is really benefiting from the way I live online?