New research shows that social networking is

Sometimes, "unfriend" lovers on social networks can help heal relationships.

Social network is poison to love

According to a recent study, each other's 'friends' couples on Facebook tend to be more sustainable.

Ian Kerner, a psychologist in New York, said that "unfriending" each other's accounts on social networks can help couples reconcile their relationships. Even, Kerner said that people should . lock up their accounts so that this process will be easier.

Social networks can make relationships worse.

This conclusion comes after a survey, considering whether technology and social networking affect couples' relationships. He said that couples use mobile phones more, which means less talk directly, leading to misunderstandings and controversy.

Couples tend to spend more time on virtual networks than talking directly.

Accordingly, 25% of couples or lovers participate in online surveys for each other even when . are at home. Besides, 25% felt that their partners were distracted by mobile phones, and 8% said they always argued with their lovers about time on social networks.

According to Kerner, social networks really cause problems for relationships. He said that some couples sometimes do not want to know what their opponents do, they want to know less information. Therefore, the temporary 'unfriend' of your lover or spouse is necessary, or even the elimination of the social network account.

He said that this could be considered as a 'digital purification method' , increasing the mystery of the relationship, and thereby making couples talk and talk more.

Duana Welch, author of some famous books, agrees. According to Welch: 'I find the key to this is to use less technology and increase communication and direct conversation. Some couples are still comfortable sharing information on social networks, but in many cases the information does not match and it is easy to disagree and dispute. '