982 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Mostly, social media harms relationships and people use it to cheat. At first emotional cheating, then physical cheating. So many women cheat and encourage that behavior in other women, that now behavior that IS cheating is considered normal by many women because the immorality is so widespread. Anyone in a relationship that has posted provocative/revealing pictures online, or is having intimate/sexual conversations with others IS cheating. If they are adding NEW opposite gender friends, they are seeing what their potential options are and are disloyal. The most common excuse is them calling someone "controlling" if they are against the disloyal cheating behavior.
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m 1 yWhen I was dating, no it never really mattered, there is a level of trust in a relationship, if that cannot be a thing, then there is no relationship. Apart from that my social media previous to this place was the odd car forum and archery forum. Never really done social media and ditto with girls I’ve dated.
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2.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Not really. Some will be common people and some will be based on our individual interests.
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Is it okay for you miss dish if he follows women? Talk to them, laugh with them... etc
Actually if i was married, the only woman who will be on my social media such as whatsapp and other apps will be her only, because i won't have time for others and i prefer to use all my free time with her! - 1 y
@TonyMetal___86 Honestly, I don't think it's healthy to suddenly DROP all of one's friends because one is married. They're friends... the time you've spent with them helped make you the person you are to your spouse.
I don't approve of guys or girls WANTING a friend in a way that's more than simply platonic chat or exchange of ideas while they're married or otherwise committed to an exclusive boyfriend/girlfriend relationship. I don't know if that's what the original question is about, though. - 1 y
That's something acceptable but a girl should always be aware that men do not white intentions all the time, sometimes they play it smart to attract a married woman to them especially when the husband and wife are in a weak period in their life or are brawling eith each other!
It's all about trust!
For example of i was married, even if me and my wife were fighting and not talking, women can make me drop her or cheat on her or even think to do anything that ruins my marriage or family
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1 yNot really. She is her own person and can follow whoever she wants, just like I can.
20 Reply 1.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. No, I am highly trusting when in a healthy relationship. That changes if my partner would show suspicious behavior like not being honest about what they are doing, not showing up to things we agreed to do without letting me know in advance yet i see them hang out with someone online, etc.
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1 yLike myself, I'm barely on social media anymore, out of a number of reasons, fewer reasons not because of issues. More so, boredom by social media, and there's enough medias.
I find other things for my time, so I'd likely have a woman who minimally used it anyhow yet neither against social media - not opponents00 Reply
1 yno... my partner is a separate person, and I'm far from controlling him
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1 yNope. If he's faithful at the end of the day, who cares. You also can't control guys or cage them. I've found it just pissed them off
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m 1 ynope, never really did... but, none of them were big on social media either
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1 yNever cared to check that kind of stuff, but I'd HOPE they wouldn't be following feminazis, girls that say you're better off without men, body positivity crap, or LGBT nonsense.
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1 yNo. And he doesn’t care who I follow. We trust each other.
20 Reply 512 opinions shared on Relationships topic. - All depending on what kind of social media.
- Normally I do trust on my girlfriend.
- If someone treats his partner with trust, love, honesty and dignity, no need to worry about it.
00 ReplyNo, unless he is always messaging her and only liking her stuff and not mine at least some of the time.
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1 yI won't
I do care how well he treats me tho so if who he follows takes away from that then we will have problems00 Reply - 1K opinions shared on Relationships topic.
1 yNone of my people like social media. Outside if my taekwondo studio I don't know anyone who is into it.
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1 yNah. He can follow whoever he wants, as long as it isn't his exes. Because why would anyone follow their ex.
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1 yI dont even know who she follows and dont care. she's a big girl.
10 Reply 9.9K opinions shared on Relationships topic. We don't have any social media accounts.
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1 yYes ofcourse. Even 70 yo women are can be my enemy! He has a 70 yo pilates teacher and about 50 70 yo household cleaner. 🙃 big brother watching u babe...
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Anonymous(25-29)1 yYes, if he follow to many girls it's suspicious (I don't mind much celebrity but random normal women I don't like it). I would go through his phone to see if he's flirting with them.
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1 yI don't have a partner but if I did I wouldn't really care.
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1 yIt shouldn’t matter if you trust each other
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1 yif I had a partner, it would absolutely bother me if he Followed a lot of women
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@KittygosMeoWW finally someone keeping it real, that's not normal
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1 yNot at all. I would only care about the interactions. That’s what really matters
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1 yNo. But my partner and I follow certain people on social media just to be trolls, so if I saw him following same walnut like Andrew Tate, I wouldn't care.
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Anonymous(25-29)1 yI doubt users here really don't care especially if specific names are brought up
00 Replyno, It's none of my business what someone else follows!!!
00 Reply5.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Both of us only use social media to keep up with friends and family
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1 yYes. Would not be too happy if she followed her ex for instance.
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1 yNope! I'm the guy you fear she follows! And I'm gone before you get home.
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Anonymous(30-35)1 yAs long as she don’t follow feminists, leftists, male model or people who post sexualized content of men, I don’t care.
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1 yIt depends on the accounts my partner follows and whether I find it disrespectful
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1 yI doubt a woman would like her man following too many models
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1 yFor the most part no.
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Would it makes you happy if you find out that you're the only woman on his social media apps?
460 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Yeah I most definitely would
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1 yYep! It can be a dealbreaker
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1 yBetter with no guys at all!
00 Reply No I don't care
00 ReplyNo, because I know I'm the best option she has
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1 yNo. Virtual friendship does not count.
00 Reply1.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. No, but then I'm not insecure.
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1 yNot really.
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1 yNope.
20 Reply Not at all
00 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic. nope, I trust her.
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1 yYes, I do.
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1 yAbsolutely
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1 yNo , never
00 Reply7.9K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Not at all
00 Reply2.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. some yes
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