> If social relationships cannot be maintained without social media, I have no doubt, it is the wrong social relationships "maintained". I'm a person who absta

> If social relationships cannot be maintained without social media, I have no doubt, it is the wrong social relationships "maintained". I'm a person who abstains from social media. My family has not. They can contact me individually, and some do infrequently, but they complain that I'm extra work and the rest of my family is more connected because they post content once and everybody sees it. So, I'm missing out on the healthy part of social media -- as anti-social-media as I am, I must acknowledge that there is some good to it. Your insistence that my family is the "wrong social relationship" to maintain is missing the baby for the bathwater.