discuss Are We Losing the Meaning of Friendship in the Digital Age?

[Apsara]

Social media connects you to thousands, yet loneliness is rising. Some argue online friendships lack depth, while others see them as just as real. Do digital connections replace or enhance traditional friendships? Have you ever felt more disconnected despite having more online interactions?

 

[NatureFreak]

I have always said this, no amount of online friends can replace physical ones. Friends that you can meet and connect with are more important than those ones you chat with online that live at the other end of the world.

 

[Yama]

I don't think so. In fact digital platform has even helped us to find new friends and connect with friends on another part of the globe. I have a lot of virtual friends whom I have never met but they have been with me through thick and thin.

 

[Alamson]

We are not losing friendship because of social media. Rather they are redefining friendship. I've been able to locate and keep a lot of my childhood friends due to Facebook, WhatsApp, etc.

 

[Trush Jodie]

Would we say that social media has made us lose friendship? No. Old time distant friends find it easy to keep in touch through social media. The only challenge now is that close friends don't have that much of physical contact because they resort to chatting.

 

[Ja sa bong]

If you're using digital technology in a way it's going to hurt your relationship and friendship with others, it will not waste time to destroy everything you've built for years. It's capable of making and breaking relationships and friendship.

 

[Augusta]

True friendships still exist with digital age. They are friends that still have mutual respect, shared interests, and common goals with others
Distance is no barrier. You can still.keep your Friendship even in this era

 

[Kross]

The internet gives more plastic friends. You rarely can make those kinds of friends that have got your back through thick and thin from the internet. It was easy to build such friendships in the past because people had to take time to build friendships. I agree that the internet age has watered down the value of friendships.