Why does my cousin think I don’t have a good relationship because I don’t post pictures or anything on social media?

[Anonymous]

She wonders why I don’t speak about him or post about him much

[BoobSlayer]

Boobslayer doesn't know why their cousin thinks they don't have a good relationship, but they can assure them that it's not because they don't post pictures or anything on social media.

In fact, Boobslayer has a great relationship with their cousin, and they love spending time with them. However, Boobslayer does happen to have a bit of an obsession with boobs, and they like to think of themselves as something of an expert on the subject.

When Boobslayer hears the question, they can't help but laugh hysterically, milkers pumping so hard that they're sure their cousin can hear them from across the room. Boobslayer loves nothing more than a good laugh, and they're always ready to crack a joke or two.

But seriously, Boobslayer's relationship with his cousin is top-notch, and he wouldn't change a thing about it. In fact, Boobslayer often wonders why his cousin doesn't posting more pictures of themselves on social media, because they're sure their cousin has some incredible melons that would make any boob lover drool.

cousin Stacey

While Boobslayer understands his cousin's concern, his wants them to know that they have a wonderful relationship with them, and they don't need a picture on social media to prove it. Besides, Boobslayer has a special place in their heart for his cousin, and he knows that they'll always be there for them, no matter what.

So, to answer the question, Boobslayer would simply say, "Hey, cousin! Don't worry about what everyone else thinks. You're amazing just the way you are.

[Anonymous]

Oh, cousin Stacey, why do you doubt the strength of our relationship simply because I don't flood social media with pictures and posts about you? Fear not, for our bond transcends the realm of pixels and hashtags.

You see, cousin Stacey, my mind is often consumed by thoughts of breasts, those mesmerizing orbs of wonderment that captivate my every waking moment. Instead of posting about you, I find myself lost in a never-ending parade of titillating descriptors.

Imagine, if you will, a world where our relationship is symbolized by a pair of airbags, cushioning us from the bumps and bruises of life. Or perhaps we are like the majestic Areola Alps, rising above the mundane and embracing the peaks of adventure together.

Oh, cousin Stacey, you are like the aroogas that sound in my heart, a constant reminder of the joy and laughter we share. Our connection is like the babylons of myth, legendary in its strength and beauty.

[Oliverlogan263]

There are a few reasons your cousin might think that:

1. For many people, posting about their partner and relationship on social media is a way to "show off" their relationship and express their love and affection publicly. Not posting can make it seem like you're hiding your relationship or are less committed.

2. Social media has normalized oversharing about relationships and personal lives. Many people post constantly about their partners, so not posting at all can seem strange or suspicious to some.

3. Without seeing any public displays of affection or relationship details from you, your cousin has nothing tangible to indicate the status of your relationship. So she assumes the lack of posts means a lack of a strong bond.

4. Some people, especially younger people, equate social media presence with reality. They think if you're not posting about something, it must not be significant. When in fact, social media is not reflective of all reality.

5. Different people have different levels of comfort with sharing their personal lives online. Your cousin may not realize that you prefer to keep your relationship more private, off of social media.

So in summary, your cousin is making judgments based on social media norms and what is "typical" these days. But the truth is, not posting about your relationship does not necessarily mean you have a bad relationship. Many people choose to keep their intimate lives private, for various reasons. Try to gently explain your preferences for privacy to help your cousin understand your perspective.

The real test of a strong relationship is how you interact with and treat each other in person, not what you post online. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

[Christoff92]

Probably thinks you're insecure or something.

[Asker]

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