This chart illustrates the basic causes why people decide to make or to break friendly relationships on a well-known social media site.
We can see from the chart that the most popular reason for making friends in social media is being acquainted in a real life – more than 80 % are familiar to each other in reality. The second motive is to have mutual friends – about 60 %, the others are more rare – less than 10 %, but they are also taken into account.
The range of arguments for breaking relationships off are more diverse. The most common reason is toxic comments – approximately 55 %, the poor familiarity is also a very important argument – about 40 % think so, and the selling something annoys a little bit less than 40 % of a virtual society.
More than 20 % of people mentioned a depressed mental condition as a reason and about the same – lack of interaction.
Commonly this chart shows how crucial virtual communications are nowadays.