The Cause of Relationship Problems from SNS 社交网络对婚姻关系的影响

社交网络对婚姻关系的影响

Outline

The Cause of Relationship Problems from SNS I. The brief introduction

A. What is SNS

B. Basic functions of SNS in relationship development II. Victims of the threaten

A. Lovers

B. Couplers

III. Reasons causing the problems

A. Time spent on SNS

B. SNS Friends

C. updates and comments

IV. Suggestions given to restore and maintain a healthy relationship

A. A better engagement of communications

B. More understanding of privacy

C. Less time online and more time together

V. Conclusion

The Cause of Relationship Problems from SNS Nowadays, social network service is undoubtedly irreplaceable and indispensable for the Internet generation. It provides them with abundant information, instant communication even an opportunity for a job. As a survey reveals, the global population will amount to over 7.5 billion by 2017, of which 31.3% using the service. However, some problems resulting from SNS are increasingly serious, especially in marriage. Apart from kids, sex and money, according to therapists, now there is one more topic that married couples argue about—Social Network.

Why would that be? With over 400 million users, Facebook (the largest national online social network service) has become the preferred communication vehicle for connecting with friends and family, and has quickly integrated into the daily routines of adults of all ages. In its wake, many spouses are grappling to keep up with their level of devotion to the website, unconsciously resulting in the overusing.

It is discovered that when a spouse says “Social network is an issue in my marriage,” it is a cry for help without an understanding of what the real problem is. In fact, there are 4 common reasons responsible for this issue.

First of all, a large amount of time (500 billion minutes a month on Facebook) is spent on social network. Whether they’re chattering with friends or browsing web pages, the amount of time spent on social network is often viewed as time spent