Room for Debate: Digital Friendships

It Can Make Real Life Friendships Easier

Jazmine Hughes, editor, The Hairpin

Online, you can choose to opt in — friend, follow, favorite — any person that piques your interest, because of what you can find out about their interests.

Face-to-Face Friendship Is Important

Sherry Turkle, author, "Alone Together"

An in-person exchange cultivates empathy because you are able to experience the whole person and the way they respond to you.

Increased Social Support, Even Online, Is Beneficial

Alice Marwick, author, "Status Update"

Most of us fluidly move between on- and off-line social contexts, and so do our friendships.

Projecting Onto the Screen

Nicholas Carr, author, "The Glass Cage"

The anxiety that virtual friends feel when they're about to meet in person is telling.

Does Easier Intimacy Lead to Easier Infidelity?

Katherine Hertlein, professor, Marriage and Family Therapy

Online anonymity permits risks we'd usually avoid. People think this does not make them unfaithful, because there was no actual meeting.

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