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Facebook Live is now launched to every user on the massive social networking site. Social media has made it easier for people to interact with their loved ones either through its instant messaging feature or by sharing contents like photos and videos. However, as beneficial as social media may be in bridging some of the gaps that a couple may have, it can sometimes be a driving force for a relationship to turn sour. Social networking sites aren't really designed to ruin relationship. Therefore, it isn’t just social media per se; rather the people that are using it should get blame for the demise of one’s relationship. But because some people tend to rely so much on social media, they sometimes forget the value of real life conversation. It’s actually a bit ironic if you think about how social media have made it easier for us to communicate with anyone (from virtually anywhere in the world, if I may add), yet some people can’t even exert an effort to compose a heart-felt tweet or an email to their significant other. Ranting on social media after a fight – Blah, blah, blah. Read more in our articles including "Facebook Live is now open for everyone to use" and "Account switching comes with Instagram update".