How do I tell my mom I'm lonely?

-I'm 14 and like my family is addicted to electronics and social networks, it gets very annoying, I also was until a recent incident that I found out I don't need those things to live, I can make my own life, anyways, I try talking to my sister one year older age doesn't even pay attention to me shes addicted to Facebook I'm constantly telling her get a life, and she just throws me a sarcastic remark, I try talking to my mom and she ignores me and I literally mean ignore she acts as if she didn't hear a word I said, I try talking to my dad, he's on the the computer and phone so I don't even bother, I try talking to my other sister I also don't even bother, like please c'mon can I just have a civil nice convo please, how do I approach my mom about this situation please help,Email them & tell them to get there *** off the computerOkay, email her?? Telling her that you seriously need her. Or *better* plain out tell her to her face that you seriously need her.
there are many pll like u !!! screw up your power supply then they will ne forced to see some where else than electronics!!!!
Turn the dam computer off and tell them you need parental help
Straight out tell her how you feel.. yell it.
You are dealing with the new reality. Unfortunately there are many in your situation and are also crying out for help and attention. Your approach is to talk with each person starting with your father about the situation and the price that they are paying and will eventually pay if human relationships are ignored, second get most to agree starting with your parents that they need one night a week when all electronics are turned off so that you can all spend some quality family time together, this will take some work, arm twisting and negotiating and of course time. When this is accomplish make sure that you plan a structured night meaning plan some activitiess that are exciting and fun for the family, if face book, texting etc are more exciting then your time together will bomb and they will instantly return to electronics, maybe this is where the problem needs to be solved in the first place.. Cheers