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CMV: Social media has ruined romance.

Romance is defined as a feeling of excitement and mystery associated with love. However, with social media playing an increasingly greater role in our lives, it has changed the course of relationships and romance forever. Social media depersonalizes relationships and sets unrealistic standards for romance.

There is no doubt in my mind that social media has changed the way humans communicate, not just in regards to relationships, but in general. However, people are using media more and more coming to an average of 2 hours and 35 minutes per day.  Yes, social media has increased communication by making connections instantaneous, however, this instantaneity comes at a cost: poorer communication skills. Nothing beats in-person communication: feeling the presence of your significant other near you, looking them in their eyes, and seeing their real-time reactions. Social media has a great capacity for miscommunication and misunderstanding. A text or status update can easily "get lost in translation" of the Internet. When you put a message on a screen, you lose the contextual clues of facial expressions, voice inflection, and body language. 

Social media also raises the bar for what we consider to be romantic. On Instagram alone, you'll find over 14 million posts tagged with #CoupleGoals ranging from magical dates, to adventures in foreign countries (#baecations), or video edits of someone's significant other. This media shoves this perfect image of couples in your face, and it innately plants a seed of insecurity within you. Your relationship needs to be just as extravagant as another's, you need to be your bae's #WCW every day, and you have to share every moment of your perfect relationship online. Instead of working on the realities of a relationship, people work on how their relationship looks to the outside world. But at the end of the day, you can't appreciate what you have when you're constantly chasing what appears to be.

The Internet and social media have brought so much to our world, and it's changed the dynamic of social interactions forever, but at what cost? Relationships are harder now because conversations became texting, arguments became phone calls, and feelings became status updates.
gpt
It's all aimed at selling you something, nothing new. 
Before social media saturation - and still, many take their idea of romance from TV/Film which is just as stupid and unrealistic. At least online versions are real people albeit exaggerations that are not nearly as happy as they appear.