how television can mean good for your family
There are actually pros and cons in watching TV; determining how television is good for you depend on how you address, accept, analyze, understand, and react to TV shows that count. Several studies show that television is influencing negatively on children and the youth. Of course, if one doesn’t screen what he watches and if he continues to just absorb and accept what’s being presented to him, then that’s wrong.
Watching television becomes negative because most often than not, it leads to violence or aggression, poor academic performance, and distorted family values; also, because of long hours in front of TV, it promotes passivity and results in less creativity, obesity, and laziness.
How television is good for you would depend on how you use it and how you see it. For example, you can have special and quality times with your family, bonding in front of the TV as it sits on one of those plasma lifts— watching your family’s favorite show or an event or discussing the story’s plot and resolution. Through this, you get to express your opinions and ideas with each other bridging the generation gap. You get to cuddle and snuggle with your loved ones and children while laughing, crying, and enjoying the show. It serves as a break from your other rigorous and tedious physical activities, because you get to sit and watch without exerting so much effort. It also allows people and family members to start lively discussions and ask intelligent questions.
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