Social Media

Social Media: Sabse Dangerous Third Person is not the story of a single breakup but the truth of thousands of relationships that slowly and silently fall apart. It explores how love today rarely ends suddenly, but instead erodes day by day through habits like constant scrolling, monitoring ‘last seens’ and likes, and overthinking. With apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat embedded so deeply in our lives, we often start trusting algorithms more than our partners. Drawing from real experiences, the author shows how small fights can escalate because of reels, trust can be reduced to screenshots, comparison can erode affection, and silence becomes love’s biggest enemy. Rather than lecturing, the book offers guidance on setting boundaries, maintaining balance, and fostering understanding, helping relationships thrive on conversation rather than notifications.