Social media’s role in everyday life is undeniable. According to the New York Times, 80% of the US population uses various forms of social media daily as it’s a platform where “everybody has a voice”. Hiding behind texts, emails, tweets and Face book posts, we can be anybody we want to be and project the illusion we want the world to believe. The problem is, that our audience – friends, family, and anyone who happens upon what we write, can only take us at our word because there are no nonverbal cues to indicate anything other than what we are sharing. While we marvel at our connectivity with the world around us through technology, we are actually a more disconnected society than ever before. With 93% of our communication context stripped away, we are now attempting to forge relationships and make decisions based on phrases.