Think about how easy it is to stay connected with friends and family today. You can message someone on the other side of the world, join communities with people who share your interests, and reconnect with people you haven't seen in years. In many ways, social media has made distance feel less important than ever. But it also feels like people today are too busy with their phones rather than connecting offline with others. Do you think social media has made relationships stronger or left people feeling more isolated? Have you personally experienced both sides of it?

Bringing people together as always—the only ones who cause people to divide and feel lonelier are the haters.

On Oct 15, 2026, maxwolfstein65 said:

Bringing people together as always—the only ones who cause people to divide and feel lonelier are the haters.

Exactly. Thanks to social media people got through covid when on lockdowns and whatnot.

Is there a bad side such as bullying? Yes but that would happen offline too.

The social connection that social media seems to give is just an illusion. It is not real. What social media gives as social connection is to make it seem like you are connected a person whereas there is no real efrorts that is expended to cement connections.

I think that social media could bring people closer to each other in many different ways. Social media could be used to form a community and attract people to that community. This could potentially create new connections within the community. In this way, social media could help a lot. We must use social media in the right manner. When used correctly, it could potentially be useful.