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Why does everybody have to
Why does everybody have to take the blog posts on Psychology Today so personally? "I have an Ipod so what he is saying must be an insult to me." You unintentionally prove his point of emotional immaturity.
There is also a related idea in philosophy that technology makes us less human. It may make our lives easier, but it also isolates us and in effect makes us miserable.
BTW, if you are asking people out online, you have already proven that you are emotionally immature.