When it comes to dating and the use of technology, it is very obvious that as technology evolves, the concept of being in a relationship changes as well. Excluding the help that technology gives with long distance relationships, it has become a "cancer" to many. All the new apps and devices allows individuals to lose their minds consistently checking up on their partners. What are they checking up on? Their partners snapchat friends and messages, their Facebook, their instagram likes and followers and oh so much more. Technology has become toxic to many relationships and many people including myself believe this will get much worse.
When it comes to dating and the use of technology, it is very obvious that as technology evolves, the concept of being in a relationship changes as well. Excluding the help that technology gives with long distance relationships, it has become a "cancer" to many. All the new apps and devices allows individuals to lose their minds consistently checking up on their partners. What are they checking up on? Their partners snapchat friends and messages, their Facebook, their instagram likes and followers and oh so much more. Technology has become toxic to many relationships and many people including myself believe this will get much worse.
I 100% agree- technology is becoming cancerous to relationships. It's crazy how obsessive and controlling it's made the world of dating. I definitely relate to this and your point of view. It's gotten to the point where I'm really debating eliminating technology from my meaningful relationships (family and friends) and using it for work and school communications only.
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