Exploration in Marital relationships active couples in cyberspace

The purpose of this study was to understand how the marital relationship of active couples in cyberspace .The research was a qualitative one. The statistical population of the couples in Isfahan city and the sampling was purposeful and available. Participants were selected from couples who had experienced a large presence in virtual networks. During the work 14 people (seven couples) were interviewed and interviewed. Semi-structured interviews were used to gain an in-depth understanding of the purpose and the conversations were fully recorded and transcribed. From the seventh and eighth interviews, the cases were almost repeated, but for the sake of convenience, the interviews continued and eventually ended with the eleventh (data saturation) conversations collecting and analyzing the data in a seven-step Kalazzi process. The findings were categorized into main concepts. The results of this study showed that the quality of the marital relationship of the couples who participated in this study has changed significantly, including: deep emotional disturbance, impaired marital relationship, suggestion and tendency to meta-marital relationship, etc. Obtaining news and information, instant messaging, awareness of different cultures and customs, and increased intimacy are all positive in the research findings. Understanding the experiences of multiple presence in virtual networks can help families to optimally manage and control the use of cyberspace.