Communication is essential to human interaction. The innovations of computers and cell phones have allowed people to communicate by way of email, social networks, and texting. The convenience of these technological advancements has replaced society’s form of personal interaction with electronic communication and web-based relationships for the younger generation. Technology has become customary to young adults way of life and has ultimately led to excessive usage. Excessive interaction through social media and cell phones are the most prevalent reasons why young adults have short attention spans, ineffective conversations, and lack verbal communication skills. Texting and social networks are available almost everywhere by way of cell phone or internet; therefore, technology has become a part of young people’s everyday lives. Considering social networks allow users to update their personal statuses and chat among their peers, young adults tend to show more interest in their web-based environment opposed to their present surroundings. In today’s society, it is rather obvious to tell when a young adult is uninterested or bored with its current environment. Most individuals will refresh their social web pages to see if they have received any notifications. Some may begin to text a friend about their uninteresting experience that they are enduring at that moment. This conveys young adults’ lack of focus and inability to sustain interest in a boring formal or conversational setting. Young adults find it difficult to improve their focus and spatial awareness due to the convenience and appealing nature of their electronic social lives. The art of conversation is the ability to actively listen and read people’s social cues. Young adults in today’s society have a constant urge to look at their screens; however, that does not give those that interact with them the