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Definitely. For example, there was a time when you could not text; you had to pick up the telephone and call them, hear their voice, hear their vocal inflections. Talking on the telephone is so much more personal than texting. That's just a common example of how technology can interfere with personal relationships.
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No. It merely creates new means of interacting - something that older people may find more difficult to get used to. . There was a time when the only way to communicate was either face to face, or via letters which took a long time to arrive. That restricted communications mostly to the people in your immediate vicinity. . Today I have my friends and family in my IM and I can chat with them across the continents. I've even chatted with cousins who I've never met face to face.
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Technology's here to stay, so relationships need to adapt.
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yes ..alot
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