In this episode of Tonight's Conversation, hosts Alexander Dixon, Lisa Marie, and B. Marie delve into the influence of social media on modern love and relationships. They discuss how platforms can create unrealistic expectations and affect core values like happiness, joy, and peace. The conversation covers the glamorization of relationships online, the pressures of social media validation, and the complications of publicizing relationships. They also address the importance of developing strong boundaries, maintaining core values, and utilizing social media as a positive tool while protecting relationships from its negative influences.
00:00 Introduction to Core Values
00:33 Welcome and Host Introductions
00:40 Impact of Social Media on Romance
01:40 Unrealistic Expectations from Social Media
02:14 Dating Realities and Social Media Influence
05:05 Vetting Process in Modern Dating
10:39 Posting Your Partner on Social Media
18:34 Healthy Relationships in a Social Media World
26:48 Core Values and Social Media
31:18 Final Thoughts on Social Media and Relationships
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