16+ Everyday Problems We Never Had To Worry About 10 Years Ago

People are really out there making a living posting photos and videos of themselves online.

We've reached a moment in time where celebrities aren't just people on the big screen — they're also the people who model fanny packs on Instagram and who teach us how to do the perfect smokey eye on YouTube.

Who would have ever thought we would one day get an app that would let you swipe through every available guy in a 10-mile radius, all from the comfort of your own bed?

Tinder isn't perfect, but at least it lets you see which guys from your high school are suddenly interested in you after ignoring you for four years.

Products like Alexa, Amazon Echo, and Google Home are little pieces of an A.I. technology that we willingly put into our homes.

As great as it is to be able to talk to them and tell them to do stuff for us, we have to also deal with the super creepy reality that these things are actually listening to us all the time.

Also, while we're at it, please don't feel inclined to include me in those mass snaps where you send the same exact picture to like, 40 people. I can't speak for the other 39, but I really don't care about your cat.

I don't think I've gone to bed before midnight since I got Disney+. Every night I find something new to watch on this streaming service, and every night I find myself struggling to stay awake while Raven deals with being a psychic teenager.

Not only do we actually have the option of checking out our own shopping, but we also have the option of subjecting ourselves to the ego bruise that is the self checkout camera.

You think you're looking pretty good today? Yeah, think again.

I am personally part of several chats that have gradually trickled down from one bigger one, but I'm still in a constant state of worry that I've been left out of an even smaller group chat.

You don't know pain until someone says, "Oh, I guess we talked about that in the other chat" and you realize you weren't included in that one.

We can pretty much order anything to our house, and for the right price it'll come within a day or two. But this power has not been without its consequences.

Look, all I'm saying is I don't like the person I become when I'm watching my package on the online tracker. She's a monster.

Today's kids are growing up with touch screens. While most of us started with the standard no-touch screens on computers and phones, these kiddos have been able to manually swipe to their little heart's desires their whole lives.

So you bet they're going to touch every screen they see because that's all they really know. So get ready for lots, and lots, and lots of damn fingerprints.

Some drivers just hand you your Taco Bell and move on with their lives. Some don't. No two Uber Eats drivers are the same, and sometimes you find yourself dealing with someone who has no patience for you and your stupid questions.

It's up to you how you tip them.

If you want to survive in this world, you need to learn how to fake laugh and how to keep a smile plastered on your face while your friend makes you watch a 4-minute video of YouTubers "pranking" each other.

Oh, and better make it convincing because they're watching your face while you're watching their video.

The fact that Instagram lets you "like" a picture by tapping it twice is cool until you're looking at his 2014 summer photos and accidentally like one while trying to see who's tagged as that girl in the bikini he's got his arm around.

The only solution? Change your Instagram name, bio, and display picture, and delete all those photos because you are now going into the Witness Protection Program.

There's nothing worse than being all snuggled up in bed, ready to buy those corgi socks and a zucchini spiralizer, only to realize you need to actually go hunt down your damn wallet first.

It took me two hours to finally hunt down the cute trainer from the gym on Instagram, and now you're telling me his account is private?

That's just plain rude.

Just like with any other technology, your fridge has to update. And also just like other technology, it's going to take a while. I guess you're drinking tap water, sis.

I remember a time when I would sit at the family computer and wait forever for a YouTube video that was longer than ten minutes to load.

Now I just decide to move on to a different video if YouTube gonna be like that.

You need to keep a careful eye on that little symbol at the top of your screen. Just because you're home doesn't mean Wi-Fi is going to automatically connect every single time. This is not a perfect world we live in.

My favorite part of owning a robot vacuum is when my phone notifies me it's stuck somewhere in the house and I have to go hunt it down, only to find out it's somehow managed to shut itself in the laundry room and knocked over my cat's litter box while panicking.

I hope this one isn't just me, but I've become so used to turning on The Office while I'm eating food that I will genuinely sit there and let my food get cold while I wait for an episode to load.

I never learned car breeds so beyond spotting colors, I'm basically useless at finding my Uber on a busy street. Oh, and good news is your driver can cancel your ride and charge you for it if you don't find him fast enough.