Technology is allowing us to communicate with a partner. However, this can actually make you and your partner more and more rare to meet and speak directly.
Known from a survey conducted by an insurance company, Esure, one in ten couples spend more time communicating via telephone, email and chat than communicating directly.
The increased workload is one cause of the couple spent time talking face to face less than an hour a day. Known also one of five couples spend just 15 minutes a day talking in private.
The average pair send each other sms 1002 and nearly 400 e-mails every year. Women average more texted more than men, on average twice each day sms.
Of the 1,000 people involved in the survey is known as much as 13 percent always check your account up their partners to know their activities. Then, not including sleep time, the average couple spends only time to communicate face to face just 45 minutes to three hours per week.
A total of 51 minutes is spent is spent in silence while watching television and 37 minutes doing the housework. More than 27 percent of couples admitted to not having time to communicate face to face except on a holiday weekend. From the survey also found 41 percent of couples would prefer to use SMS, email, chat and social networking sites to convey a message rather than talk directly.
"We can tell the picture of the feelings, the people we love or hate just by clicking the button without seeing real reactions from them. Every now and then do not use technology and take time to communicate directly," said Dr. Cecilia d'Felice, a British psychologist, was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.
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