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By *good-being-bad OP   Man
over a year ago

mis-types and auto corrects leads cock leeds

Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yes!!!!

It also gives out false indications of real life.

I've seen groups of youngsters out and they spot someone they like but instead of approaching and talking they have to check social media/dating apps to see if they're on there and send a message first!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?"

Only for kids who spend a lot of time on their phones..

My son would rather sit in his bedroom communicating with his friends via social media than be out playing with them..

It drives me up the wall

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By *good-being-bad OP   Man
over a year ago

mis-types and auto corrects leads cock leeds


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?

Only for kids who spend a lot of time on their phones..

My son would rather sit in his bedroom communicating with his friends via social media than be out playing with them..

It drives me up the wall "

I'm pretty certain it's affecting kids (mine included I've two late teenagers ) I've seen a couple of threads recently where folk who are of an age I'd think would be old enough to ask a person of the opposite sex out.. yet they seem to for want of a better word lack the social skills or confidence in their social skills to pop the question... is it affecting us all ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?

Only for kids who spend a lot of time on their phones..

My son would rather sit in his bedroom communicating with his friends via social media than be out playing with them..

It drives me up the wall

I'm pretty certain it's affecting kids (mine included I've two late teenagers ) I've seen a couple of threads recently where folk who are of an age I'd think would be old enough to ask a person of the opposite sex out.. yet they seem to for want of a better word lack the social skills or confidence in their social skills to pop the question... is it affecting us all ?"

I don't think lack of confidence in asking someone out is anything to do with social media issues. It's always been an issue for some people. It's the fear of rejection that's all.

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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago

Paisley

Peer pressure. Kids want to check who is talking to who at times. For my daughter it’s been beneficial as it helps her keep in contact with her friends as she only sees them at weekends.

It does have benefits.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Depends how you use it. I use the book of faces to promote my business, and to keep in contact with people who are too far away for me to see face to face. Family, friends, and so on. Some people do use it wrong, and have gotten stuck in the social media world and let their lives revolve around it. Social media can be toxic if used incorrectly

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's shocking how ignorant people have become when in company.

I sat in a pub with a lady enjoying some food and actual conversation. The amount of what I like to call 'chimps' (the pose that nearly all phone obsessed people adopt), was astonishing.

We then went to the theatre to support a friend, and again, the amount of people ignoring what was going on onstage to adopt the chimp pose was laughable.

The list is endless.

Go to a concert and see how many people watch it via their phone screens as they record it instead of actually watching it with their eyes.

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By *haft!Man
over a year ago

South london and midlands

yeah true..

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By *good-being-bad OP   Man
over a year ago

mis-types and auto corrects leads cock leeds


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?

Only for kids who spend a lot of time on their phones..

My son would rather sit in his bedroom communicating with his friends via social media than be out playing with them..

It drives me up the wall

I'm pretty certain it's affecting kids (mine included I've two late teenagers ) I've seen a couple of threads recently where folk who are of an age I'd think would be old enough to ask a person of the opposite sex out.. yet they seem to for want of a better word lack the social skills or confidence in their social skills to pop the question... is it affecting us all ?

I don't think lack of confidence in asking someone out is anything to do with social media issues. It's always been an issue for some people. It's the fear of rejection that's all. "

I get that ..I do I'm from an era where myself plucked up the courage to ask only for the bubble to be popped.. the threads I'm referring to the folk have asked what's the best way to ask. shit the guy this morning (not sure if he was serious) asked should I email !!

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?"

I don't believe it's to blame for any degeneration in social skills. I don't think there is a degeneration in social skills, manners perhaps. Every generation thinks the next one is worse than them, it's just human psychology. I think people see what they want to.

Social media addiction is a very real problem and prevelant. But that's not the same as not having social skills.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?

Only for kids who spend a lot of time on their phones..

My son would rather sit in his bedroom communicating with his friends via social media than be out playing with them..

It drives me up the wall

I'm pretty certain it's affecting kids (mine included I've two late teenagers ) I've seen a couple of threads recently where folk who are of an age I'd think would be old enough to ask a person of the opposite sex out.. yet they seem to for want of a better word lack the social skills or confidence in their social skills to pop the question... is it affecting us all ?

I don't think lack of confidence in asking someone out is anything to do with social media issues. It's always been an issue for some people. It's the fear of rejection that's all.

I get that ..I do I'm from an era where myself plucked up the courage to ask only for the bubble to be popped.. the threads I'm referring to the folk have asked what's the best way to ask. shit the guy this morning (not sure if he was serious) asked should I email !!"

You're referring to my threads. It's nothing to do with social media or lacking social skills for me. I wouldn't want to ask him or communicate with him via social media instead of interacting with him in person. But I don't want to open myself up and put myself in a situation where I could be rejected because having to see him at work after that would be embarrassing. All I'm doing or trying to do is give as much information as to our interaction, to try and see before actually asking him out, if it would be welcomed and reciprocated.

It's nothing to do with social media or not having social skills.

I know I could just go up to him and ask him out, I'd know what to say, I just don't want him to say no to me.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?"

Read that back out loud.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?

Only for kids who spend a lot of time on their phones..

My son would rather sit in his bedroom communicating with his friends via social media than be out playing with them..

It drives me up the wall

I'm pretty certain it's affecting kids (mine included I've two late teenagers ) I've seen a couple of threads recently where folk who are of an age I'd think would be old enough to ask a person of the opposite sex out.. yet they seem to for want of a better word lack the social skills or confidence in their social skills to pop the question... is it affecting us all ?

I don't think lack of confidence in asking someone out is anything to do with social media issues. It's always been an issue for some people. It's the fear of rejection that's all.

I get that ..I do I'm from an era where myself plucked up the courage to ask only for the bubble to be popped.. the threads I'm referring to the folk have asked what's the best way to ask. shit the guy this morning (not sure if he was serious) asked should I email !!"

If he's been on here he will have tried many ways of phrasing his first messages and probably got ignored 99.99% of the time. I think it skews the way people think - he'll be wondering what on earth he needs to do for a response.

Also there's a lot going on about sexual harassment. I think a lot of people don't know what's ok anymore. Even smiling at someone can get an irate reaction sometimes.

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By *entish79Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

I think there is probably good and bad in social media. On the one hand it probably can become quite addictive - The Joy of Ping and the wee bit of dopamine from a something happening. And it probably can skew people’s view of what life should be like as most probably post the good stuff, and very possibly embellish a little.

Flip side though is probably that it does help kids who maybe are less good in real life social situations, or have less popular interests, reach out and make connections with others on a similar situation, and they are probably beneficial if the alternative is feeling alone, disconnected and unpopular.

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By *good-being-bad OP   Man
over a year ago

mis-types and auto corrects leads cock leeds


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?

Only for kids who spend a lot of time on their phones..

My son would rather sit in his bedroom communicating with his friends via social media than be out playing with them..

It drives me up the wall

I'm pretty certain it's affecting kids (mine included I've two late teenagers ) I've seen a couple of threads recently where folk who are of an age I'd think would be old enough to ask a person of the opposite sex out.. yet they seem to for want of a better word lack the social skills or confidence in their social skills to pop the question... is it affecting us all ?

I don't think lack of confidence in asking someone out is anything to do with social media issues. It's always been an issue for some people. It's the fear of rejection that's all.

I get that ..I do I'm from an era where myself plucked up the courage to ask only for the bubble to be popped.. the threads I'm referring to the folk have asked what's the best way to ask. shit the guy this morning (not sure if he was serious) asked should I email !!

You're referring to my threads. It's nothing to do with social media or lacking social skills for me. I wouldn't want to ask him or communicate with him via social media instead of interacting with him in person. But I don't want to open myself up and put myself in a situation where I could be rejected because having to see him at work after that would be embarrassing. All I'm doing or trying to do is give as much information as to our interaction, to try and see before actually asking him out, if it would be welcomed and reciprocated.

It's nothing to do with social media or not having social skills.

I know I could just go up to him and ask him out, I'd know what to say, I just don't want him to say no to me. "

Yep.. Yours was one of the threads I was referring to.. the other was a guy this morning.. some of the other guys were taking the piss and you said so..I think the guy hads watched too much porn .it seemed strange to me anyway that a guy of 30ish wanted advice how to ask a lady out-and one of his comments was should I email

I understand where you're coming from .. I do..I doubt there's anyone that hasn't felt the bubble burst and I'm not having a dig.. no matter how much info you give ..I'm afraid there's no certainty..

I Hope you both get the responses you're after

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By *ubiousOatcakeMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk..."

Not if your title and OP, and a few of the replies, are anything to go by.


"...or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?"

It varies from person to person.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Social media platforms enhanced communication between folk or created a problem for folk in communicating face to face?"
nooooo I communicate fine speak to new people every day

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A huge problem... look at all the brave souls on any social media format... bullying and being nasty is a thing

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By *ubiousOatcakeMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"it seemed strange to me anyway that a guy of 30ish wanted advice how to ask a lady out-and one of his comments was should I email "

Would it seem strange to you if he wondered about writing a note or letter?

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By *ubiousOatcakeMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"A huge problem... look at all the brave souls on any social media format... bullying and being nasty is a thing "

You’re right. There are no nasty bullies offline.

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By *good-being-bad OP   Man
over a year ago

mis-types and auto corrects leads cock leeds


"it seemed strange to me anyway that a guy of 30ish wanted advice how to ask a lady out-and one of his comments was should I email

Would it seem strange to you if he wondered about writing a note or letter?"

As the guy had chatted to this lady face to face previously and from memory worked with her...yep that'd be strange to me as well

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By *ubiousOatcakeMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"As the guy had chatted to this lady face to face previously and from memory worked with her...yep that'd be strange to me as well "

So, you’re entirely unfamiliar with how people have protected themselves since long before social media existed.

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