Tradimenti (quasi) sempre virtuali che innescano divorzi reali. A Termoli una coppia ha chiesto la separazione causa tresca su Facebook.
Nel Regno Unito, riferiscono i tabloid , sempre piu matrimoni naufragano in seguito a sgradite scoperte su facebook, sotto accusa per i fallimenti cognugali (oltre che per i problemi sulla mancata privacy)
Abbandonati, lasciati , trascurati. Colpa di facebook.
Alzi la mano chi non ha incontrato almeno un ex fidanzato su Facebook.
Bene, ora alzi la mano chi non ha mai litigato con l'attuale partner a causa dell'incontro virtuale con un ex.
(Actually, in this case, I raise my hand. Yes, my boyfriend trusts me, and I've never had problems with jealousy for being registered on Facebook. Luckily he's not writing, not otherwise I know if I could say the same thing about him)
If Italians do not take members priovvedimenti obsession with the sell off in front of millions of people ideas, habits, tastes and sexual risk a defeat marital mass.
(Actually, in this case, I raise my hand. Yes, my boyfriend trusts me, and I've never had problems with jealousy for being registered on Facebook. Luckily he's not writing, not otherwise I know if I could say the same thing about him)
If Italians do not take members priovvedimenti obsession with the sell off in front of millions of people ideas, habits, tastes and sexual risk a defeat marital mass.
Betrayal virtual real divorce.
The example of Second Life
first divorce in the world (at least past the headlines ...) after a virtual treason.
first divorce in the world (at least past the headlines ...) after a virtual treason.
A British woman became aware that her husband was having an affair on "Second Life" (the world's most popular virtual reality) and decided to ask the separation (and then getting a divorce!)
