HOW DOES FACEBOOK EFFECTS RELATIONSHIPS?

The social networking site Facebook puts its users abreast of the activities of their contacts, but also can be a poison for relationships and, as revealed in a recent study, is increasing jealousy and tensions between their supporters. "Facebook has become pervasive, especially among the age group of our study," said Muise. "Therefore, having a presence on the network can be an important aspect of our social life". "The social networking site Facebook environment normalizes share information about us and access information from others, including our partners. And do not belong to the group may seem socially very risky. Facebook is nothing but a false world where people login just to take their anger out on others without actually doing or saying anything in person. Things get way out of hand when there is no imediate consequece for "trash talk" behind a keyboard. I just decided to delete my facebook account due to the fact that my fiance and I are about to separate because of facebook. She never deletes anyone off of her friends list which creats an idea to her exs that she still has feelings for them. She goes on saying "oh their just my friends". But you cant really be sure what their motive is trying to still be your friend. If i offend anyone by saying this im sorry. But as a guy i understand that most guys think with the lower half of their body and will say and do anything to satisfy their craving. In the real world we dont comment on the cute girl we see walking by due to the fact that she is with her boyfriend. Why? Because in real life we understand that it is wrong .

Attachai Seankhot 045 4EN

Facebook is a popular web page where anybody can create a free account, similar to an email address. The site allows anybody to add friends, post pictures, and let all their friends know what their doing on an hourly basis. The site allows all who have accounts to add friends, some who are suggested by the page itself, and keep in touch through quick, easy Internet access. But is the web site actually helping or hurting the relationships we form everyday? Facebook is the quick, easy way to keep up to date with events that happen every day. When a person “posts” something it means that they are writing anything they want for all their friends to see, from song lyrics, to what their plans are for the day, to angry outbursts with a lot of curse words associated. The posts pop on the community wall so a person doesn’t have to go to each individual’s page to see their plans. This feature is beneficial because it allows a friend to discover plans and therefore work with, or around them to be able to see or communicate with that person without having to go through to hassle of keeping in touch every hour or having to send a text to twenty of your friends about what you’re doing that day.

Nutthida 4EN 020

Facebook has many effects to relationships. 

Lots of us use Facebook as a convenient way of receiving information about the people in our lives 
we don't call every day and people we don't know that well whose lives we enjoy watching from afar. 
Your college friend got engaged, yay! Your favorite cousin is moving across the country. 
A girl you met once at a party who's baring her midriff in her profile picture wrote on your wall -- 
hold on, where'd she come from?
I just think that people need to talk with their partners about things that are happening on Facebook.


>>>>  Siriam   Luadthaisong   039   3EN

The worst of conflicting relationship statuses is
when one partner climbs down to the “single” status,
leaving the other partner sitting pretty—and alone—on the relationship horse.
No matter how it happened, the differing statuses create embarrassment
for the one still “in a relationship.” And when this happens,
it’s not just a peep show of relationship probs.
It’s a full-frontal view of your not-so-amicable break up.


Jariya  Ruangrua 007 3EN

Facebook is certainly having a peculiar effect on relationships. You hear the scare stories of people breaking up with someone as a result of finding a dodgy photo or seeing your current partner change their status to ‘single’ as the first that you hear of it. Facebook has changed many aspects of human behaviour and connectivity, but it’s also affecting relationships in ways we couldn’t have predicted, providing a very modern approach to the connection with your loved one.

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