Shown maybe a few times but not too much. I rather it be private but def would not want him liking any women photos or even comment. It's disrespectful and we find out right away.
I never understood this. Why is it bad if I like my high school classmates’ photos? There is nothing sexual about this. I have had girlfriends go crazy over me liking photos of women 10-15 years older than them, often married. I am not interested in screwing my friends on social media. I could not care less who my girl likes on these sites. Why do young women care so much about this non-sexual behavior?
Furthermore, why do women want to know who I slept with decades ago? They are married with children now. Does it matter what we did as teenagers?
Absolutely not. I'm a fairly private person and don't need or want my business online for others to know about. To me, people who do that too much are just fishing for attention and compliments, or affirmation from random strangers and their "friends," on how happy they are in their relationship-
... but that's just my opinion, haha. Nothing against genuinely happy couples that do like social media and use it as an outlet to express themselves.
If I had a partner, I'd be fine with the occasional picture, maybe on special occasions (ie: birthdays, anniversary, Christmas) and that's it.
No... I don't use social media like that, I don't post my personal personal stuff on there, nor would I want someone else to... I'd prefer my partner to not be so caught up in social media or feel the need to post everything, especially private things
So I just got out of a relationship this last year where my at the time boyfriend NEVER posted anything about me on his social media, and on the other hand I posted pictures of us together occasionally. I always thought that he would surprise me one day with a post of us together. It wasn’t a dealbreaker for me, but he then moved on to another girl less than 2 weeks after he broke up with me and posts about/with her all the time (talk about hurting someone... I should’ve seen the other red flags but that’s my own fault). My best advise is FOLLOW HER LEAD when it comes to this because not all women like being shown off on social media, but some do. If she gives you hints or you could be very direct with her and ask.
It's not so much posting photos together as it is that even though you guys talk privately it's nice to interact with each other on social media because you're proud of your relationship, the way you interact, publicly. I loved when my boyfriend would comment lowkey flirty but funny comments on my things. Aldo leaving comments on my photos way past their date, just so I knew he was looking at me on his phone when I wasn't watching, not instgram models, made me feel amazing. It's weird that I can say we aren't together anymore but when I remember things like that, I can't deny he liked me a lot, but the culprit was in real life, he had a hard time showing me his vulnerable side. Maybe we didn't spend enough time together and too much on social media because we were long distance.
No. If a partner were to do that, it could eliminate any undercover work I might want to try when I get into law enforcement. It is hard to work undercover assignments when there is a trail leading to your real identity and to your loved ones. I am not decided yet on what task forces I may want to try once I get into law enforcement and would hate to have a pathway close before I could consider it.
No, unless it's a private account. I've never been okay with my face on public accounts, I always think either weird people will screenshot it or whatever, or some scammer might use my face for something, I don't really know, but I just don't like it.
I like to keep everything about my life private. My relationship is very precious and dear to me I don't post my partner on social media. If he wants to post it's up to him but I don't feel the need to post him.
I'm a very private person, so I'd kinda like it if he doesn't post me on his Insta 😅 Maybe a photo here and there, but I wouldn't like him posting our relationship constantly lol.
personally i don't care. there are more important things in a relationship for me, showing off a partner on social media isn't what will strenghten the bond between two people
I'm not going to show pictures in IG of women because it's stupid but if my girlfriend shows my photos in IG , that's fine (that like a compliment) but as long as she doesn't overdo it and not makes me embarrassed...
The thing is everyone is different and have different approach to every scenario... I've been a private person my whole life and I've never posted a single picture of mine on social media... so I will definitely not want her to post a picture
If they are the type to have social media, one picture together so people know to leave her alone is enough. I'd prefer to not have my face showing in it, but it can show my build so they know how hard they will get beat down if they cause problems.
I'm not active on social media nor do I really post on it. But with that being said if she wanted to post pictures of us together and stuff on her account I'm fine with that just you know don't overdo it lol.
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Anonymous
(18-24)
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I would find it flattering if he did show me, but I wouldn't be upset if he didn't. I'm kind of private and shy, so I wouldn't be likely to return the favor, since I wouldn't be posting a lot about my personal life anyway.
That’s better than hiding me, so I would be okay with it.
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Anonymous
(25-29)
1 y
Anybody who is constantly posting stuff online is probably annoying as hell. No thanks let them find someone like themselves so they can be on their phones 90% of the time. It’s called narcissism. They love to see themselves.
@malwins they care so much about appearances. A lot of narcissists are cheaters and manipulative liars. They also can’t carry a conversation without looking at their phones often.
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