Title: Positive and negative effects of social media on your relationships
Headings: Positive and negative effects of social media on your relationships
Positive and negative effects of social media on your relationships
Positive side
Foster empathy
Enhances connectivity
Used to save lives
Easier to make friends
Makes the world seem smaller
Easier to find common ground
Speedy communication
Negative side
Nothing remains private
Increase unfaithfulness
Affect your mental health
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Content: Social media has influenced your life both in a positive and negative way, and in this post, we will explore these two sides. Positive side
Foster empathy
Most of us spend a lot of time on social media platforms talking about our lives, the good and bad with other people whom you think might care about what you’re going through. They will listen and offer their advice to help you deal with your problems, but others might not be your friends. However, through sharing your experiences with others you’re able to empathize with others and you’re in a better position of helping a friend going through the same problems. You can help them through their difficult moments and make sure they come out of it okay. Enhances connectivity
Social media makes it easy to connect with like-minded people from all over the world with just a click of a button regardless of their religion, distance, or affiliations. It’s now easy to connect with your customers, business owners, family, and friends. Companies also use social media to directly approach potential candidates for job positions through social media platforms like LinkedIn. Used to save lives
Over the past few years, the number of deaths by suicide has drastically risen and spreading awareness about it is helping people by giving them a reassurance that they aren’t alone or they’re not the only ones facing certain problems. Different websites are using social media platforms to offer support where they allow people to share their experiences and motivate others without compromising their identity.