One big problem is that people don't talk face-to-face as much as before. They prefer texting or chatting online, which isn't the same. Sometimes, messages can be misunderstood because you can't see the other person's face or body language. This can make conversations less meaningful and even cause arguments.

Another problem is that people are always on their phones, even when they're with friends or family. This can make others feel ignored or unimportant, and the time spent together isn't as good as before. People get distracted easily and don't pay full attention to each other.

Social media makes it easy to have lots of friends online, but these relationships are often not very deep. People might have hundreds of online friends but still feel lonely. It's also easy to hide your real feelings online, so connections can be quite superficial.

Technology can also cause arguments and jealousy. For example, people might get upset about something their partner posts online or compare their relationship to others they see on social media. This can make them feel unhappy and even damage their real-life relationships.