Social media can be used in a lot of positive ways; staying connected to family, improve communication with children, and health care professionals. In contrast it can lead to less quality in person time spent with loved ones and even relationship dissatisfaction. Is social media related to pre-existing relationship issues or possible psychological conditions? Are there any positive effects it can have on a relationship in the long run? Or does it just add to functional impairments in existing relationships?
Join us today as we discuss the impact social media has on relationship, good and bad.
“Interested in hearing about social medias impact on improving communication, aiding sexual gratification, and possible infidelity related behaviors. Then this is definitely the episode for you.”
Can social media become a threat to your romantic relationship when meaning and boundaries are not clearly defined and agreed upon?
• Social media suicide (1:30)
• Disconnection in relationships and communication (7:30)
• What comes into accepting a friend request or posting on social media (17:18)
• What does the dialogue around unconditional love look like? (16:47)
• Thirst trap (sexy photos or flirty messages) postings(25:43)
• Contacting someone in DM instead of on their main page(30:27)
• Positive bonding on social media (34:38)
• How the rest of the world views us based on social media(39:34)
• “Lingo” destroys the English language (LOL) (44:03)
Brotherhood Toast isn’t just conversation. It’s conversation with spirit! The spirit we are reviewing this week is “OBAN” – An elegantly matured single malt.
• In 2017 received a 94 point rating in the Ultimate Spirits Challenge.
• The company states “OBAN balances opulent fruit flavors with rich peat smoke and spicy wood, culminating in a long, smooth, finish.”
• DON’T miss our review at the end of each episode
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