Does Facebook Interfere With Romantic Relationships? (Infographic)
The Love Reaction is thriving on Facebook, but is Facebook preventing real-life love reactions from flourishing?
The Love Reaction is thriving on Facebook, but is Facebook preventing real-life love reactions from flourishing?
A survey of 5,000 users of the social network by research- and evidence-based website Stop Procrastinating seems to point to that.
Stop Procrastinating found that:
- 17 percent of respondent found that Facebook made them jealous of their partners’ other online relationships.
- 26 percent argued with their partner because they felt neglected, and that updating Facebook was more important to their partner.
- 44 percent said their partners’ needs to update Facebook ruined romantic moments.
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