In the movie "He's Just Not That Into You" Drew Barrymore's character says:
"I had this guy leave me a voice mail at work. So I called him at home. Then he emailed me to my blackberry and so I text it to his cell. Now, you just have to go around checking all these different portals just to get rejected by 7 different technologies....It's exhausting."
It’s true; relationships between men and women can be complicated enough. Then you add in the modern technologies of voicemails, emails, texting along with social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, and then things can really get complicated.
I have a few questions to ask once again. I really need your insight on this one. By you leaving your 2 cents on this you wont believe how you maybe helping others, including myself. Here goes:
*If you’re married/in a relationship how you do handle the status situation on social networking sites?
*How do handle opposite sex “friends”, their friend request or comments on social networking sites?
*Should married/in a relationship couples get a joint social networking account?
*Do you have a problem with him/her having access to your cell phone?
*Do you think it is o.k. for a guy/girl in new relationship to text constantly when they can simply call? (I’m talking get to know you long, continuous text).
It’s true; relationships between men and women can be complicated enough. Then you add in the modern technologies of voicemails, emails, texting along with social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, and then things can really get complicated.
I have a few questions to ask once again. I really need your insight on this one. By you leaving your 2 cents on this you wont believe how you maybe helping others, including myself. Here goes:
*If you’re married/in a relationship how you do handle the status situation on social networking sites?
*How do handle opposite sex “friends”, their friend request or comments on social networking sites?
*Should married/in a relationship couples get a joint social networking account?
*Do you have a problem with him/her having access to your cell phone?
*Do you think it is o.k. for a guy/girl in new relationship to text constantly when they can simply call? (I’m talking get to know you long, continuous text).
*Should someone end a relationship via email or text?
*Is it o.k. to find out what your significant other is thinking or really feeling about through his/her status or tweet along with everyone else?
*How do handle password situations?
*How should couples handle all the social movement and its technology?
Many couples have different views on these questions that often end up in bitter arguments. These are just a few questions for now. Some of my questions may sound silly but, these questions seem to be the center of hot topics as well as heated arguments with many couples of late. Feel free to add your question and please, leave your comments.
*How do handle password situations?
*How should couples handle all the social movement and its technology?
Many couples have different views on these questions that often end up in bitter arguments. These are just a few questions for now. Some of my questions may sound silly but, these questions seem to be the center of hot topics as well as heated arguments with many couples of late. Feel free to add your question and please, leave your comments.
I met a man on a dating service that was totally crazy about checking my facebook and asking me about every person who posted on my wall... it was very annoying and I quickly ended it.. he clearly had issues if he couldn't handle my friends writing to me on facebook
ReplyDeleteSocial Networking sites have truly been the deal breaker in many relationships. I think that when two people decide to be together it is up to them to decide what their Social Networking etiquette or rules is. I think it is vital to be clear in the begining so that both parties are on the same page.
ReplyDeleteHow To Get Back Together With Your Ex Boyfriend
ReplyDeleteSacrifice and compromise are both critical parts in the give and take that goes hand in hand with any relationship. If you are asking "How can I get back together with my ex boyfriend?" then you are going to need to keep these things in mind. Nothing is going to make mending a broken relationship simple, but some of the advice contained within this article can certainly make it a lot less difficult overall to give him a reason to want to come back to you.
So while you may be obsessing with the all important question, "how can I get back together with my ex boyfriend?", what you need to be focusing on is rectifying the causes of failure. By doing so you will be able to eliminate the tension and stress which brought the split on in the first place.
So, How can I get back together with my ex boyfriend, you ask?
When a relationship fails, you need to take that as an indication that something went wrong. If your boyfriend left you, then it was likely for one of two reasons: Either the relationship was becoming stale because there was not enough of you in it, or the relationship was getting too claustrophobic because there was too much of you in it. Either way, one of these causes is going to lead to relationship suicide. If you are asking "How can I get back together with my ex boyfriend", then you need to start looking at which of these led to the break up so you can act accordingly.
Whatever the issue is that chiefly contributed to the split, it was probably either something that you did, or something that you didn't do. It may be harsh to look at things this way, but that is simply how it usually works. The person who was broken up with either did, or did not do something and the person doing the splitting simply felt driven away. So now what happens, and how can you manage to get him to come back? The first step is to change whatever it was that drove him away in the first place.
You need to sit down and really take a hard look at your situation. What could have led to the breakup? Which of these things were your fault, and which were not your fault?
Rule out the ones that were out of your control, since they continue to be out of your control, and focus on the things that you did do wrong, the ones that you can in fact change. If your biggest problem is something that you were responsible for and that you could change, then there is a very good chance that you can still get back together with him. However, you must be certain you really are willing to make the necessary changes to appeal to him again.
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When it's over what do you? Do You Keep Up With Your Ex on Facebook? http://ow.ly/90oeP So, do you? Or once it's over do you delete them out of your life all around?
ReplyDeleteA major red flag is when you see inappropriate activity happening on your partner’s social media accounts. If he or she is liking pictures that make you feel uncomfortable, then it’s time you speak up. If you are catching flirty comments or other questionable behaviors, it’s your job to call it as you see it.
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