The thing about the whole "touch grass" comment that is quite funny is that it becomes a game of accusing others of being online too much while claiming you yourself are not on too much.
Regardless of who is truly online too much or not, it is important to be interacting with others in the real world to get a pulse on what people in real life are talking about. Because often times what is happening in online spaces does not reflect much on what is going on with people in real life.
For example, I have seen a number of posts regarding the apparent conflict on the right with Zionists (who somehow claim to be authentic MAGA and accusing others of not) vs non-Zionists such as Tucker Carlson. While this might be something worth keeping yourself aware of, you most likely will not see this topic come up in real life conversations, even among people who are right wing. Because it turns out a lot of what goes on with this sort of thing does not affect most people in any way.
@houseoftolstoy Virtual world is just virtual space we use.
Main problem with "touch grass" is the outside was ruined.
Before kids could have bikes some allowance to enjoy being outside not mentioning everything was cheaper. No criminals or boomers callings cops or screaming on kids for BS reason. Another reason were overprotective parents that will not let you leave home because you could do something or hurt yourself. Not like boomers.
Now it is cheaper to just buy kids phone or computer.