Do you think Facebook helps romanticize toxic/abusive relationships?

Question

So I was scrolling through facebook feed and this girl I'm friends with shared these photos saying 
"I need this kind of energy"
This isnt the first time I have seen toxic or abusive things posted on facebook with people saying "goals" and it's honestly sickening to me but a lot of people seem to think it's funny. This particular one is a lot more calm than recent ones I've seen as well. And I'm wondering:
Do you see stuff like this a lot? Do you think there's something that can done about it? And do you think that social media in general can romanticize toxic or abusive relationships to younger generations?

Answer

Yeah that’s not goals, that’s stalker behavior. Facebook is a mess in general so I’m not surprised..

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If you're seeing shit like this on Facebook all the time it's time to evaluate what kind of people you're friends with that would share this or what kind of pages you follow.
I have never seen anyone share anything like this because it's dumb as fuck and if someone did share it I wouldn't have them on my friends list because I can't stand that kind of behaviour

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It’s not Facebook it’s very much people pushing this along. People bragging about toxicity happens very much in real life as well, I’ve seen it. See it on this app too

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Not necessarily Facebook or any other social media. But I do see it as a trend for people to hold these toxic views as if it’s cute or something. I wouldn’t blame social media, but society lol it’s just a tool to get your views out there. But people use them in positive ways as well.

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It’s fucking disgusting and they need therapy and change. That’s not goal like behavior.

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I think everyone just needs to delete Facebook altogether. My husband doesn’t have Facebook and I haven’t in over 2 years and I couldn’t be happier. It’s all drama

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Of course the person who made the original post is in the wrong, but Facebook has made it clear they don’t care about getting rid of inappropriate/harmful content, misinformation, etc.

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Ugh I had a stalker and it’s not cute at all. I’d block him on one social media and he manages to find my other ones.

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I think Facebook is notorious for shitty content.

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I think they just mean they want to be wanted badly.

Do you think Facebook helps romanticize toxic/abusive relationships?

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