Remarkable influence of the virtual world of social networking has also been pervasive in the personal lives of its users, including the behavior of relating to others.
According to the results of a recent study in the United States, networking Facebook - which is currently the most widely accessed sites - have transformed many aspects of behavior, particularly related to how a relationship with a partner.
There are many interesting findings from a survey of about 3,000 this user. A total of 1377 men and 1540 women have been targeted in this study. Here are some important findings from this study:
1. Not honest in status
24 percent Facebooker do not put their relationship status to be honest. That way, they preferred 'options open' on the possibility of cheating or continue flirting with others. Recorded 27 percent of users do not install the status of the relationship altogether, and half of them are still single.
2. Means Flirting
70 percent of users claimed to use Facebook to seduce or seductive friend. As many as 24 percent of the seducer is using social networking to persuade others rather than their own spouses.
3. Burning jealousy
59 percent said they often jealous because their partners relate to others on Facebook. Amy Muise results Ph.D from the University of Guelph, indicates, Facebook contributed trigger jealousy, even in people who do not really have the inclination or the nature of jealousy.
4. Disaster wall posts
29 percent said that posts a message on the wall (wall) or photo can cause problems with a partner. As many as 42 percent said they got complaints from their partners, and 11 percent of those surveyed put their partner in a limited profile so it can not access or view all the activities done in Facebook (both in wall posts, comments or photos).
5. Choose friends who interesting
55 percent facebookers send friend request to someone they find interesting and important. A total of 23 percent send your friends an invitation to strangers but to look attractive.
6. Find a former lover
85 percent of users search and browse the ex-girlfriend through Facebook. Approximately 17 percent of their ex-girlfriend is always checking the page, at least once a week.
7. Stalking ex-boyfriend or girlfriend
59 percent facebookers always been 'lurking' profile spouse or former lover, looking for clues about their relationships with others. Are you also including the scouts?
8. Old love blossomed again
32 percent of women trying to reestablish a relationship with her boyfriend on Facebook. About 16 percent of these women status is in a relationship with someone. What about men? About 36 percent of men trying to reestablish with her ex through Facebook, 1 in 5 men are claimed to have been in a relationship. Meanwhile, about 3 percent of respondents to end his relationship with canceling relationship status via Facebook.
9. Breaking into the account pair
23 percent of respondents claimed never to break or hack their partners at a Facebook account * As many as 18 percent of respondents claimed to know the password mate, about 85% percent said they were told their passwords, 16% to guess his password, and 9% of respondents deliberately hacked account Facebook partner.
10. Arena affair
As many as 5 percent of respondents admitted having an affair with someone else. How are they cheating via Facebook? Respondents gave a number of reasons;
-"I'm bored with the relationship over the years. Flirt on Facebook I decided to cheat. "
- "I never met even slept with two men whom I know on Facebook."
- "Yes, I had an affair with someone I met on Facebook (friends of my affair is mutual friend and one close friend)."
- "I made plans to meet via a message on Facebook."
- "There's a man I had known for years. Although I was dating someone else when it's like he does, we are still in frequent contact with Facebook-like design meetings, express their feelings for each other and so on. "
- "I use a private message to devise a meeting with the former."
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