Social Media has Reshaped Our Relationships

As a human being, we were born to be intimate. But for those who are experiencing true intimacy, it demands a person to present some kind of vulnerability to those communicating with them. Vulnerability requires courage. It is necessary to let go of impersonation that can easily hide on the Internet and reveal everyone who is with other people. Social media - Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr - allows you to control what you share with those who are viewing your page.

As social media rebuilds our connection, we reconsider what we need to feel in our relationship and recognize that there are not many updates to the available tweets, texts, or Facebook status It must be. Social networking is a great tool, but there is a big difference between online social networks and real networks. Regardless of whether it is humorous or trivial - despite the fact that there are always people in specific places that "obliviously" like updating our latest status updates

We live in the digital world. "Unlike before, the use of social media has become ubiquitous, ease of use and ongoing accessibility have changed our social network and are rebuilding our political world" (Ariadne Vromen). In other words, it allows you to democratize, consume, exchange or share quickly in a way that captures the source of more information and information. Prior to the advent of social media, the elite, educated people, wealthy and influential people had more opportunities to get, provide, and access information than others. Due to advances in technology, the existence and availability of social media, the boundary between civilian accessibility and consumption patterns revolutionized. This will enable us to achieve our multilevel, including personal, social, professional, educational, political and other issues, risks, risks and dangers, digital data privacy, traditionally protected social norms and democracy Participation will be promoted.

The era when newspapers and books became the ultimate source of information has ended. We can not deny that social media is a major factor in rebuilding the way we interact with today's information. It is easier than ever to post news and emotions around the world with a single click. Media is a powerful means to release our voice and action. With the advent of Web 0, the interaction between users and the media empire's big things has reached a new era, and this interrelationship gave new meaning to the way we consume information. Every day we are exposed to information tones, and our bad ideas should be dealt with them without interruption. But the problem is that in the past information becomes data, and these data are transformed into knowledge and wisdom. But today, we should ask ourselves whether the information is getting better, or whether we all face surplus of new information.