In this podcast, Episode 24, Building Better Relationships with Social Media, Angela and Patti discuss the hot topic of social media and how it can affect relationships.
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We are concerned about how social media can cause hurt feelings, depression, addiction to social media, and comparison.
Here are some reflection questions:
❤️ What makes people feel it’s okay to post things they would most likely never say face to face or outside social media?
❤️ Where does this boldness or insensitivity come from?
❤️ Is proving your point worth all the drama and losing friendships over?
Today, we would like to explore how to manage some of those problematic behaviors.
❤️ How do we healthily relate to social media?
❤️ Are you taking a break from social media because it is “too toxic?”
What do you find frustrating about social media? What makes it so toxic to you? We would love to hear from listeners who could share what they find disappointing about social media. Why not leave us a comment?
Question to the Listeners: ❤️ What are some things you ENJOY seeing on social media? Share in a comment and let us know.
Angela: I love healing meditations, and I share those because I love them.
Patti: I love seeing photos of families having fun together, vacation photos, travel adventures, and cute positive memes.
In a previous podcast (Episode 4), we discussed going beyond comparison and Accepting Oneself. “Cancel culture refers to the popular practice of withdrawing support for (canceling) public figures and companies after they have done or said something considered objectionable or offensive.
Cancel culture is generally discussed as being performed on social media in the form of group shaming.” https://www.dictionary.com/e/pop-culture/cancel-culture
Patti wrote a blog post similar to this subject called Don’t Be That Guy! It is about shaming someone or making them the poster child in the workplace. When someone has committed bad behavior or done something procedurally wrong, some organizations use the term “Don’t be that (Guy) Person” for humiliation or as an example of what not to do. I feel this is similar to the cancel culture. In the blog post is a poll. With this question – Is shaming an effective management strategy?
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