Find Balance Between Your Social Media and Your Love Life

 Find Balance Between Your Social Media and Your Love Life

You can’t deny the fact that social media has become a big giant controlling our daily lives and how we connect with almost everything around us. With a simple touch on your tablet and smartphone, you can go from one point to another in a jiffy! It truly is a useful creation that can help us accomplish different tasks in our daily lives.

Advantages aside, you can’t also turn a blind eye on the drawbacks brought about by this technological advancement. It can be a curse that can harm us in many ways, even our relationships. Believe it or not, a lot of relationships found their downfalls because of social media. And it’s a sad fact that it has devoured a portion of your reality, making it difficult and unnatural for you to stay grounded. That’s why it’s best to always find the balance between social media and your relationship! Read a few tips from us to keep your life in cyberspace and reality in check to continue nurturing a good relationship with your partner.

Quality Time

Quality Time

Quality time is the moment you give your undivided attention to your partner, not for you to constantly check social media updates on your phone. It can be annoying for your partner to see you always checking your phone even when you just take a little peek. You’ll look more interested hanging out with your friends in social media rather than spending time with someone you love. Hide your phone away when you’re with him/her. A decent human being would know that it’s just plain disrespectful to keep on looking at your phone and not just to your partner, but to everyone else when you are with them.

Relationship Privacy

Relationship Privacy

I’m pretty sure you are familiar with the privacy settings of your relationship in Facebook. You can publicize your relationship in Facebook and indicate in your profile that you are in a relationship with someone. This is popularly known as “Facebook official”. The truth is that this thing shouldn’t even matter for couples as long as they have full trust in each other. But, what’s funny is that a lot also take this seriously. If you are in a relationship, but indicated in your profile that you’re single, you might not like how your partner will react to this. Also, make a mutual decision if you want to keep your relationship private. It’s best for the both of you to talk about the privacy/transparency of your relationship in the social media sphere.

Social Media Activities

Social Media Activities

It’s very easy to see your activities in social media. There are a lot of things that might tick your partner off most especially if he/she is the jealous type. Trust issues can arise from simple comments and likes that you do to the pictures and status of your ex (or other people). It doesn’t take too much of your time to remove anything related to your past relationships. Leave the past behind and delete any picture or conversations you had with your ex. Again, communication is the key when it comes to this. Talk to your partner if he/she has issues about this.

Show Appreciation in Social Media

Show Appreciation

They say that good relationships are the ones that don’t need any space in the social media world. This is not entirely true. Expressing how much you love your partner or how proud you are for the achievements he/she has done makes him/her feel secure and appreciated. Choose a display picture with a picture of the two of you. Post a picture of your dates especially the most memorable ones!

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