滑动到您的DMS 1,2,3:在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,菲律宾专业人士在关系中的instagram做法

IF 1.4 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
Julius Cesar Rosales Pascual, V. Tarrayo
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本研究探讨菲律宾专业人士在网上约会时的自我报告叙述。它探讨了在新冠肺炎疫情隔离期间,人们如何通过Instagram (IG)体验和表达浪漫的替代方案。具体来说,本研究旨在调查ig约会行为的原因和动态,以及社交媒体的使用如何影响浪漫的选择。该研究希望填补隔离期间IG约会在网络约会实践的各个阶段所扮演角色的知识空白。研究人员分析了两次半结构化访谈,六次叙述或书面回复,以及对所有参与这项研究的8位FPR的后续电子邮件访谈。研究结果表明,与以往的研究结果相比,FPR并未将隔离视为其恋爱和情感关系的重要标志,这仅仅是他们在隔离期间应对和生存无聊的机制,也是他们逃避和转移对大流行担忧的方式;因此,结束一段关系可以在任何阶段以“鬼影”的形式发生。此外,IG的主要活动,如发帖、反应、回复/评论和聊天,可以启动和维持这些浪漫的选择,FPR参与IG约会的主要动机是面对/自我表现和谈判。最后,“隔离”一词被用来描述一种与隔离期间无附加条件的调情有关的现象,这种现象基本上是一种随意的浪漫关系。目前的研究可能是进一步调查隔离以及在线平台(如社交媒体和约会应用程序)是否可归因于越来越多的关系困境(如欺骗和分手)的先驱,不仅在菲律宾,而且在亚太地区。
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SLIDING INTO YOUR DMS IN 1, 2, 3: INSTAGRAMDATING PRACTICES OF FILIPINO PROFESSIONALS IN A RELATIONSHIP AMIDST THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
This study explores self-reported narratives of Filipino professionals in a relationship (FPR) in terms of their online-dating practices. It examines how romantic alternatives are experienced and expressed through Instagram (IG) My Stories during the quarantine period brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, the present study aims to investigate the reasons and dynamics of IG-dating practices as well as how social media usage impacts romantic alternatives. The study hopes to fill the knowledge gap on the role IG dating plays in the various stages of online-dating practices during the quarantine period. The researchers analysed responses from two semi-structured interviews, six narratives or written responses, and follow-up email interviews with all eight FPR involved in this study. Findings indicate that compared to previous findings, the FPR did not regard being in IG as an important marker of their romantic and emotional relationships as it is merely their coping and surviving mechanism against boredom at the time of quarantining and their way of escaping and diverting their worries about the pandemic; hence, ending a relationship can take place at any stage in the form of “ghosting”. Furthermore, IG’s main activities such as posting, reacting, replying/commenting, and chatting can initiate and maintain these romantic alternatives, and the primary motivation of the FPR to engage in IG dating concerns face-/self-presentation and negotiation. Finally, the term “quaranfling” is proposed to describe a phenomenon pertaining to a no-strings-attached flirting during quarantine, which is basically a casual romantic relationship. The current study may be a precursor to further investigations on quaranfling and whether online platforms (e.g., social media and dating apps) can be attributed to the growing number of relationship dilemmas (e.g., cheating and breakups) among modern-day couples not only in the Philippines but also in Asia Pacific.
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International Journal of Asia Pacific Studies
International Journal of Asia Pacific Studies SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-
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