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You know that a couple who sculpts your Instagram feed with photos filled with PDs of these frozen together on a beach together, accompanied by a series of hashtags like #Soinlove or #CouplesGoals? Of course, they are extremely boring, but it turns out that they can do something good. According to a new study published in the newspaperPlos a,There are cases in which the display on your other online online has a positive effect on yourlove relationship. But that depends on how muchShare you do online in general.

For their new report, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Kansas analyzed five studies on the satisfaction of relationships and online disclosure via Facebook positions.

"For many of us, share our daily feelings and experiences on social media is one of the main ways to keep in touch with friends and family"noted Co-author Dr. Juwon Lee, post-doctoral researcher at Carnegie Mellon, Dietrich College of Humanities and Science Sciences. "Due to this cultural change of face-to-face or telephone conversations, it is important to understand how our use of these technologies affects our personal relationships."

The researchers found thatSharing information about social media Can do more harm with romantic relationships than well in what you disclose private information to a general public. However, if you tend to share a lot about your personal lives online, but never include your partner or relationship, it's not an excellent sign either.

"When you include another meaningful of your message, maybe to confirm an online relationship relationship or by displaying a photo, we found that it prevents the negative effects of online disclosure, increasing the feelings of intimacy and satisfaction, "noted Omri GillathProfessor of Psychology at the University of Kansas and co-author of the study. "This validates the relationship, and a partner would probably see the post of their other than caregiver and inclusive."

It makes sense. Like a grid as a non-stop photo box pictures can be, the other extreme sharing virtually everything about your life outside your relationship - could make your partner wonder if you arehidden them or even potentially embarrassed of them.

The study also notes that the negative effects of overload do not extend to friendships, then poster as many photos of BFF as you like! Be just sure that yoursocial media Do not get away from living in the moment. If you are worried, you spend too much time on your phone, then check20 signs that you are addicted to your smartphone.

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