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Privileges Facebook in facilitating socialization, featuring photos, up to present a variety of information about yourself to make social networking is loved by people who want to exist and like to look narcissistic.

Various advantages Facebook (FB) turned out to have consequences on the way people draw the attention of the opposite sex. In fact, because it does not need face to face directly, FB is now a comfortable place to mutually attract the opposite sex.

In a survey conducted by men's magazine Men's Health in America, revealed striking facts about the social network influences on patterns of relationships. The survey conducted on 1377 men and 1540 women.

About 70 percent of respondents said they use Facebook to seduce others. Consequently, as much as 59 percent of Facebook users, the majority of women, admitted they felt jealous of the interaction partner on Facebook, especially the interaction with the opposite sex.

In the survey also revealed several modes of infidelity, such as starting each post a comment on a photo or status, then continues with a conversation (chat), make appointments, and so on.

Maybe because they want to hook the pair, about 24 percent of respondents said they did not declare their relationship status honestly. Most answers were single (single). In fact, as much as 27 percent did not mention the status of their relationship.

Approximately 29 percent of respondents admitted that they show pictures or expression of thoughts on the wall (wall) their FB pages trigger a fight with her partner. Therefore, 11 percent of respondents said they made a special limitation that their partner can not see the various activities carried out (write status, comments, or upload photos).

When the FB initially intended to bring together users with old friends or friends who've known physically, FB is now more widely used to search for contacts. Approximately 23 percent of respondents said they send a friend request to people who they find attractive.

Efforts to attract the opposite sex is also done with the installation of an interesting photo. About 11 percent of female respondents admitted they accidentally put a picture of the provocative to draw the attention of men.

Ease of access to information on Mark Zuckerberg's creation of social networking has also made 85 percent of respondents are often tempted to look at ex-lover's FB page. Some 17 percent of respondents answered, at least once a week they check FB page ex.

Approximately 32 percent of female respondents openly admitted they were trying to reconnect with her ex via FB and 16 percent of them actually have the status of being in a relationship with another person.

What about the male respondents? Not much different. As many as 36 percent of them also tried to back with his ex, and 1 in 5 men have been paired with someone else.