I recognize the ease of demonizing technology. Technology has had the butt end of plenty of debates about all sorts of things. While I totally see where this article is coming from, I don't think it's telling the whole story.
One thing that really bothered me reading this was that they measured phubbing. Their study left no room open for couples who may their phones a lot and are perfectly happy in their relationships. I think phone usage in your romantic life is just another preference that you have to balance with your partner, like your diet, hobbies, sex drive, etc. Some people have vastly different sex drives than their partners, and some people have vastly different phone attachments than their partners. I have been in relationships
One thing that really bothered me reading this was that they measured phubbing. Their study left no room open for couples who may their phones a lot and are perfectly happy in their relationships. I think phone usage in your romantic life is just another preference that you have to balance with your partner, like your diet, hobbies, sex drive, etc. Some people have vastly different sex drives than their partners, and some people have vastly different phone attachments than their partners. I have been in relationships