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Chatting on social networks is a hip but it also has
some dangers
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Dinner time in most households is family time,
a chance to interact. This is the time where you are likely to hear things like
how was your day at work? And what are your plans for tomorrow? Those
conversations no longer happen in many families and social networks takes away
the family bond because they have everything to do with it.
Social networking is not bad in itself,
allowing the cyber relationships to replace true family interaction is
dangerous. Other experts believe that cyber technology is hindering the ability
of children to develop social skills, and nurture interpersonal relationships.
Family conversations have been replaced by texting sessions. Family activity
time has given way to countless hours of internet surfing, and as a result
families do not enjoy the special bond that comes from intimate interaction
with those who are closest to us.
If you spend too much time on social networks
you tend to ignore those around you. You may not realise it but that is
actually being rude and could offenders especially those who are not connected
to social networks.It has been noted especially in schools that people
who spend time on social networks tend to struggle to spell words properly
because they are used to shortcut words when they are chatting on social
networks.
Eventually you become more comfortable with
technology than people. Using social networks make you struggle to deal with
interpersonal situations and getting to know other people in real life.
Instead of being unaware of what is happening
in the world you could research certain topics and learn new words to increase
your vocabulary. This could enhance your intellectual capabilities.
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