This is only true if married couples are having INAPPROPRIATE conversations with folks. I’m married and both me and my husband have FB accounts. We haven’t had any issues with anything that could be detrimental to our relationship. He will say things about some of my status statements, but it’s a status that’s usually MY opinion about something, so when he has something to say about my status comments I’ll shut him down quick. Other than that, neither of us are having private inappropriate conversations with folks…when old flames contact me privately, I always mention my husband, so they don’t get the wrong idea, then I delete the conversation completely so there’s never a chance of my husband THINKING the wrong thing if he so happens to read my private messages.

On another note though, I have a friend who’s also married and her husband has inappropriate conversations on FB all the time – to the point that even I had to say something to her. He was SUPER bogus and she almost left him over that disrespectful shit. But again, this was an instance where there WAS inappropriate conversations going on…if you don’t do anything inappropriate on Facebook, however, you should be fine.

It´s not social media.. it´s lack of trust that leads to social media divorce…

I dnt post to much personal business online… yet social media can destroy relationships, family bonds and friendships for me… change gonna come sooner than later… #Shhh <----- lol

If social media is destroying a marriage or a relationship, then your relationship or marriage isn´t built on anything. With that said, GIRLS & BOYS that are insecure and lacking trust destroys a relationship, not social media. We are a society that place blame on everything but the real issue…and that is yourself, and being accountable for what YOU do.

This is some bs.. if Facebook or twitter is the reason you get a divorce then they may need to get they life!

Only if you are flirting and being inappropriate while online.

sorry, but l believe it

My hubby and I deleted BOTH our FB pages when we got into a committed relationship. Quite truthfully women he was seeing before me were questioning our pics, his status, their friendships, etc and it was just too much. I’m not one for going back/forth about MY business so we let bygones be exactly that-GONE! I’ve witnessed cheating on both sides of several friends relationships due to social media. I agree that the system itself can’t "ruin" a relationship. I also contend that the discretion, secrecy, incognito nature of it all can be a recipe for disaster. Back in the day cheaters were caught by (1) loose ph# (2) written notes (3) seen publicly with other (4) new baby (5) gossip. THESE DAYS a man can have an entirely separate family or be in a relationship online! It’s crazy. We can all say what our man/woman won’t do, but with a point and click his dreams could be coming true elsewhere…