Fighting the Negative Impact of Social Media!
Few things in recent memory have changed the world so profoundly as the internet. We live, learn, and socialize differently today from how our parents and grandparents did, thanks to the world wide web. And with the internet came the rise of social media in the early to mid-2000s. This means that my generation – the infamous millennials – and all those that come after us are growing up online.
There are two major groups of people today. Those who can’t imagine interacting without social media and those who easily go about their business without them. Who belongs to the latter, independent group? Mostly, people with one foot set in the twentieth century.
Grasping the way social media and loneliness are connected points us toward a solution to one of the biggest issues in human interactions.
Thanks to social networks, the concept of “friendship” has become so blurred that we can hardly define it. For example, are those whom we have known since childhood but now see once a year still friends? And what about the […]
Do you sometimes get lost when you spend time on social media? Feeling that you are waisting your time while endlessly swiping? Are you constantly switching from one app to another? LifeBonder offers you to get positively lost in real life with friends you make through our upcoming app.
Leaving your home to look for a new life in a different city is a process that comes with many challenges. Aside from learning your way around the neighborhood and finding a job, one of the most difficult things is meeting new people that will later become an important part of your life. Since making friends after moving to a new city is not easy for everyone, here are six tips that should help you tackle this task.
We need to build a social network focused on building in-person social bonds in close one-on-one connections or as part of a wider community of user-initiated groups. We need a social media revolution to bring user needs into the core business of social media platforms – and keep advertiser needs at the periphery where they belong.
Have you ever caught yourself staring off into space in the middle of a conversation while seated with your regular social group at a restaurant table? Have you started to feel out of place and uncomfortable around people that you spend the most time with? If this sounds like you, I invite you to keep reading.