Cheaters Are Gonna Cheat -- Stop Blaming Social Media

The studies about how social media affects our emotions are inconsistent at best. One study says Facebook makes us hate our lives, another says emotions are infectious. And what of the recent study that links Twitter with divorce and infidelity? Perhaps as social media becomes more a part of everyday life, people use it for doing things they’d do everyday.

The self-reporting study found that the more time people spent on Twitter, scanning feeds and sending DMs, the more likely they were to experience “Twitter-related conflict.”