Love in the Digital Age: Keeping our Connection Authentic

Lack of face-to-face communication:

Unwanted Distractions and

Addictions:

There are so many distractions in this

era. Thanks to technology’s unique

inventions, that also includes

smartphones, which have become an

essential part of our lives. Nowadays, it

is a common sight to see people

scrolling their smartphones, even when

they are with their partners. Not

preferring to spend some quality time

together, the constant distraction with

smartphones is wrecking up

relationships for many couples. Mobile

gaming and porn addictions among

people are creating anger and

disappointment in their partners,

leading to frequent fights. These

addictions are also causing rifts with

their friends and family members.

FOMO Syndrome:

FOMO, which stands for ‘fear of missing

out’ is common among people since

technology has compelled them to post

captivating pictures of their lives and

families every time on their social media

accounts, even when the reality is

different. As a result, it is causing a lot of

pressure among people, affecting their

self-esteem and relationships. The social

media influencers are also largely

responsible for this due to their

seemingly perfect posts that depict their

beautiful pictures, ideal relationships,

lifestyles and successful professions,

thereby creating low self-esteem and

anxiety among people.

Superficial Connections and Infidelity:

Online Harassment:

Disconnection and Depression:

Limit your technology use:

Engage in face-to-face conversations:

Involve in Joint Pursuits:

Be actively physically present with your partner:

Proper use of technology to strengthen your

relationship:

How can we maintain the privacy of our romantic

relationships in a culture that is obsessed with

oversharing?

Does Digital Communication improve relationships?

How can couples strengthen their relationships with

technology?

How can you handle jealousy and insecurity in the

Digital Age?

What are the indicators of a toxic Digital relationship?

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