This document debunks the common myth that social media is making people less social. It presents data from ExactTarget's research showing that increased use of Facebook and Twitter actually correlates with increases in social, in-person interactions. For example, 27% of US consumers who report using Facebook more often also report meeting friends in person more often, compared to just 13% who meet less often. Similarly, 46% of those using Twitter more often meet friends in person more often, versus only 7% who meet less often. This data contradicts claims that social media inhibits real-world socializing and interaction, showing the myth to be busted.