Social networking has evolved quickly to preoccupy almost every sphere of life. Many researchers have argued that the people’s way of behavior and working relationships have changed to reflect the ongoing changes in communication and social networking arena (Graber, 2003). Today, social networking continues to direct how people create and sustain relationships at the place of work, family, and how they relate to their intimate friends. Traditionally, communication between people has faced enormous challenges because of limitations of location (Graber, 2003). However, with the emergence of social networking, barriers to effective networking such as physical boundaries have been demystified. The concept of social networks has received tremendous attention and focus from across sections in the society. Some researchers have held that the way social media and networks have emerged to articulate traditional challenges of interaction are complex and multifaceted. Today, people have come to emphasize the need for distant communication via virtual interaction media more than physical and real life social encounters embraced over the past century. Observers content that the manner in which friendship is build has been changed majorly because of the changes in the interaction media. In similar but separate research, some scholars argue that social networking has turned around the nature of friends and friendships within the context of social media. Although critics have argued that social interactions over a social media have created a weakening social bond among or between people in a relationship, considerable evidence suggests that social networks have salvaged or revived relationships that were on the verge of collapsing. Recent surveys suggest that social networks have tended to support individuals in their struggle to sustain relationships. These surveys indicate that in the absence of social networks challenged the survival of relationships in the ancient moments. Arguably, physical barriers that describe broken links after people move in locations that are widely dispersed from their affiliates threatened the growth and development of relationships. Observers assert that mediating factors that prevailed over the past cannot be omnipresent as they used to be. Whereas people have been able to create and maintain relationships via social networking as an enabler, it remains evident that the social networks have challenged the traditional definition of the term “friend.” In the traditional sense, the term friend refers to an individual that is closely and intimately related to the other, and who are real life. Today, the virtual world that defines the growing social networks has overturned the traditional meaning of friendship. Therefore, online communication has enabled people to have a new sense of the world by adopting a holistic meaning of the term “friend.” Studies indicate that people interacting on virtual space are not necessarily real life friends. Thus, the world of relationships has grown to accommodate a broader perspective of life than before. While social networks continue to evolve to accommodate the needs of various people, increased improvemen