Love to talk about their personal life in social networks? Your relationship is in danger! Bashny.Net

Now, people often post information about their relationships (and life). It is believed that if it's not in the network, there is no evidence that it happened. Social media are often the Supplement (if not projection) of our identity, relationships and self-worth. In social networks we can create your image, to determine the number of people who we love and see, and, ultimately, to evaluate and compare their place in society.

Eventually, we become dependent on everyone clicks and likes. Personality, communication, and value, which represent social media is a struggle that is very deeply rooted in human society.

To find out how people want to present yourself to the world, just look at his page in social networks. This is even more true (and frankly, interesting), when it comes to intimate relationships.

Of course, normal and even good to be proud and not hide who you are Dating, but, at the same time, there is a clear link between how important these relationships are and how often you post about it.





The website invites the reader to consider: if you do this, it is possible that:

You get better from thinking that other people will see it in Other words, if we lack something in a certain area of our lives, we look for that feeling elsewhere.

It turns out that if we can convince ourselves that other people see our happy relationship, we will become happier, subconsciously changing their point of view.

When you are happy in life (or in relationships) you, of course, the more they are present And then you post less pictures and less likely to check their social media feeds. This does not mean that you do not go to Facebook, but when you are happy in real life, you do not want once again to be distracted from it?

Always stronger than those relationships in which the COP is not made public is Another aspect of excessive candor in what you tell the public about what is not satisfied. But, regardless of the context, the problem is never solved once someone exposes dirty linen on display all friends on Facebook.

If you have a real relationship, you don't need to look for confirmation in Other words, constant updates about the relationship seem a little similar to the request. Happiness is to be together, and do not post it.

Happy couples don't need to prove anything to anyone They do not use each other to prove to the world that they are happy, lovely and attractive enough. They are together because they want to be together, not because of deep-seated psychological problems.

Studies show that people who are less likely to use social media tend to feel happier Depression is often associated with excessive use of social media, from theory of social comparison. Intensive use of social networks is also usually associated with lack of mental health.

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