Since the Internet gained a remarkable place in our lives, a wide range
of social websites which enable
us to connect with other people and share events have been created. Because
the use of social websites is becoming more and more frequent day by day,
especially by young people, an important question comes to mind: has social media made us less social? Some of
people think that the internet doesn’t affect our social lives negatively but
some of them think exactly the opposite . In my opinion, social media causes us
to become gradually alienated from our family, friends and society without noticing.
It is a fact that chatting
with friends or sharing photos and videos in the virtual environment isn’t real communication because
there is no face to face connection between people. Whatever is done takes
place in an intangible atmosphere which we access through a phone or computer. Social
media is so addictive that we can’t separate ourselves from this cyber world so it leads us to
push our friends and families further away.
People have hundreds of so called friends on
social media but plenty of them aren’t real ones or even acquaintances. Because
these websites enable people to add anyone to their accounts as a friend, people may add someone
who they don’t know or are just familiar with but don’t actually want to meet.
Some people maintain
that in our material world social media has a remarkable effect on our life. It
provides us with enormous opportunities such as the opportunity to contact
people far away easily and also accelerated local and global communication. On
the other hand, there is one crucial fact they forget: Social media has quite comprehensive facilities which lead most
people to waste their time with its
useless features instead of benefiting from its conveniences. Therefore, the virtual
world hinders us from living a real life.
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