The danger with too much on-line contact is that we exchange it for true human contact.
Only those who are forced to isolation are strong enough to do that, yet not lose touch with reality.
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Now that was really too much on-line contact!
Maybe some personal turmoil was involved?
I was once forced into isolation and I was still not strong enough to keep from losing touch with reality. It drove me to making decisions that were completely divorced from reality and common sense. I had too much online contact and I allowed it to lead me to my near destruction.