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How Social Media Can Aid In Ruining A Relationship
How Social Media Can Aid In Ruining A Relationship
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Marriage in the digital age is far different than it is in
the past. The ability to reach out to old flings or exes is far easier than
ever before with social media. Many people have been tempted by this in the
past but never had a way to follow through. Once people cool down after a fight
or a rough patch in a relationship they usually come to their senses. The best
thing that people can do is to communicate well outside of social media as some
of the best couples on social media might be the most dysfunctional in person.
The following are ways that social media can make or break a marriage or
relationship.

Talking To Exes Or Former Love Interests

Talking to former love interests or exes even if you are
friends can cause insecurity or distrust in a relationship. There is no reason
to talk to an ex unless you have children with them as they are not with you
for a reason. This does not mean that you cannot be friends with people online
but do not interact with them via social media. Nobody wants that thought
creeping into the back of their head about an ex you never heard about. Avoid
consistent interaction and avoid issues in your relationship due to something
that might be harmless on your end. The one aspect of this is that the
interaction might not be harmless on both ends as you do not know what the
other party’s intentions are.

Showcasing Your Issues On Social Media

The worst thing that many people can do is showcase their
relationship problems on social media. There are a variety of reasons for this
including placing a divide between your family members, friends, and your significant
others. People that comment “You deserve better” could be seen as a detriment
to a relationship. Holidays will be far worse if you know what your in-laws
think of your relationship. Regardless if you are involved with someone that
likes to showcase relationship issues on social media, break it off. Their
family and they like the drama as this is the only reason to do is as they want
to feel validated in their anger or insecurities.

Spending Too Much Time On Your Phone

Spending too much time on the phone regardless of whether you are on social media or not can be damaging to your relationship. Contacting a Long Beach divorce attorney might be in your cards if you find that you cannot speak to your significant other when out to dinner or at home spending quality time together. Smartphone addiction is real so understand this but do not allow this to be an excuse for rude behavior as having a phone out at a meal is the definition of rude.

Easier To Find Out About Infidelity

There were days where you would have to walk in on someone
cheating to find out about it. There were no tracking devices on phones or cars
so a significant other could not be monitored. In today’s world social media
makes it much easier to find one another online as well as smartphones are
great for gathering evidence. The question then becomes whether you should be
with a person that you believe is cheating on you. Social media can make it
easy to reach out to those that you think might be in a relationship with your significant
other. There is far more transparency in today’s world which is a negative for
cheaters.

As you can see there are plenty of negative aspects about social
media and relationships. There are also positives like being able to showcase
your love in a public manner so it is not all just negative. Evaluate how
social media is impacting your relationship currently!

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About the Author

David
David van der Ende is a full-time blogger and part-time graphic design enthusiast. He loves to write about a broad range of topics, but his professional background in both legal and finance drives him to write on these two subjects most frequently.

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