Everyone has different boundaries when it comes to sharing their personal life online, but how much is too much? Is it okay to post everything from cute couple photos to intimate moments, or should some things stay private? What’s your take?
687 opinions shared on Relationships topic. I used to post pics on my social media. And stories, but I no longer do either. It's not necessary to put your relationships on display, also because that relationship could end and it now looks embarrassing. I know people want the world to know they've got somebody and they're dating, but it is so much more important to keep your relationship private. People are nosy, especially family and co-workers, and they don't need to be talking about your business or taking screenshots to show other people.
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1 yGaG is the closest I come to using social media, I don't use the types of sites like facebook where the point is just putting your life online. So I'd say anything at all is too much.
if I was in a relationship, I'd probably stop using this site too, and might even get rid of the internet entirely, because then I'd have my girlfriend/wife to play video games with, and online gaming as a means to substitute local gaming, is the only reason I really bother keeping internet at all.
I'd much prefer the geeky. nerdy life I had in the 1990s, but then again I might choose to keep internet anyway just for buying anime, collectables. and for seeing science news and vids. But for everything else, I'd prefer it to be offline.10 Reply
Anonymous(30-35)1 yI personally like to keep my relationship low key. I want people to know who I’m dating but that’s about it. I think posting couple photos here and there is totally fine, but don’t make you social media all about your relationship.
I also think intimate moments should either remain private or only shared with a select few people. I believe the “evil eye” is real, you don’t want to share everything online because there are jealous people out there who might wish you ill or send negative vibes over unknowingly.
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Like the comments section lol 😆
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1 ySharing anything. I hated when my ex put our picture on his Facebook profile page. It was so cringe to me but I didn't ask him to take it down. I should have because I had a deep feeling that it wasn't going to last and lo and behold it didn't last so he ended up having to take it down.
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@Simslover92 Elaine: "and he didn't even ask for *my* permission" - imaginary quote how it went down 👀👀😂 sorry to hear Elaine :( 😔😭
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Sharing your relationship on social media is like putting a filter on your love story, right? 😎 Everyone loves a cute couple pic, but it's important to keep your most intimate moments just for the two of you. It's about drawing that invisible line where you maintain the privacy and magic in your relationship. If you're questioning it, maybe it's a sign to keep those special moments off the 'gram! Let the mystery live! ✨
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1 yIt depends on the individual. Some people (like my wife and I) don't share any aspects of our relationship online. Others share every little detail.
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1 yI DONT WANT
Your meal
Your miscarriage
Your kids diaper
Your weekend warrior injury
I DO WANT
You shit faced having a great time
Your pets
Your journey to fitness / sobriety
Your take on current events
I MUST HAVE:
YOUR ON VACATION PIX SO I CAN ROB YOUR HOUSE.
Seriously, AI is good enuf to crawl a social media feed looking for clues and then flag prospects for burglars. Oh, I can also defeat your keypad door in 5 seconds for about $35 worth of magnets on Temu.
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1 yI personally don't like sharing stuff cuz it just feels like you are trying to show off, since you only post the good times. For example, many people always post the perfect picture of them with their families and write cringy shit on the picture like "I have the perfect wife blah blah blah" but the guy is sleeping with her best friend behind her back. It's like why play pretend? I barely post anything of a partner because it's between us not the world.
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@PeachyPie93 oh trust me peachy, if I'd been dating in my 20s, or even now at 31, I'd be taking frequent happy snaps when me and my girlfriend would go travelling, eating local even
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@NicholasRedone LOL I post pics of like my trips and stuff but hardly any myself in a pic and especially not couples pics haha.
1 yThat really depends on the two people in the relationship. It will only be to much if the other person in the relationship dose not like or disagree with you posting it. Some people are conservative and only post a few things. Some people are sexual liberal and post a lot about there sex life
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1 yI don’t post our relationship at all.
I noticed recently that couples that do it are in the early stages of dating so a bit keen to prove their relationship to people, Maybe these people are insecure, uncertain of the longevity or it in for the likes. It seems like many established couples don’t feel the need to do it.
00 Reply512 opinions shared on Relationships topic. - There is no boundaries or borders line nor any yardstick.
- All about individual choice of tailor made and drawing line..
- Depending on your personal privacy.
- My honest and sincere advice is be careful before making any decisions.
00 Reply2.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Well everyone here knows that I'm married and have two children (Boy & Girl)... And that is pretty much as far as it goes... Certainly never any photos or intimate moments get disclosed.
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1 yPrivate. I don't tell anyone specifics about my current love life. Not even close friends. Certainly not the idiot mob on the internet.
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I agree with this one viewpoint, oneviewpoint. Shared experiences with close friends and especially loved ones is a thing that they share and it feels like it could be tainted easily with spreading it out. Keep it close to your heart. Talking about the personal things. Sharing things that is interesting to others is perfectly fine. Just separate the things you value more and hold on to it as a pendant around your neck
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m 1 yhmmm very strong preference for no identifiable photos on social media, no photos of us, no photos of me, no photos of her, no civil names either, only pseudonyms.
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1 yEnough is never enough for legal adults to overshare their life stories online "hey guys, it's day 2 of my period" says everyone's adult girlfriend ever lol 😹😆
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1 yEh... couple's photos are good. Maybe vacation pics. Big moments together. You probably shouldn't be sharing sweet little day-to-day gestures. Definitely no relationship drama.
00 Reply 332 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Personally no one is entitled to know any details of my relationship with you
(Just using the word you as an example) anything to do with sex or me giving you multiple orgasms is sacred private. Finances are nobody. business etc..00 Reply- 692 opinions shared on Relationships topic.
1 yIf you are on social media, it is too much. It is like wearing sunscreen. The science is in.
Social media makes your life worse. Fact.
00 Reply 542 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Not really as there has to be some privacy and the validation and egocentrism of modern internet obsession is over the top
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1 yThere no constant rule or expectation.
This is easily answered , you just ask them ?00 Reply 9.9K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Just avoid too much personal information.
00 Reply638 opinions shared on Relationships topic. I don't post anything about my private life on social media. I just post things that I think are funny, true and to the point. Also jobs that I've finished as advertising
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1 yI am for total privacy.
It is a red flag if they want to post a lot on SM.
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Anonymous(30-35)1 yPersonally, I don't want any of our relationship shared online. I don't like social media at all and don't appreciate any of my life being shared with others. I don't want our personal life to be someone else's entertainment.
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1 yeverything is too much. private relationship shit doesn't belong on social media in my opinion.
00 Reply 323 opinions shared on Relationships topic. My rule for telling anything about anyone is to keep my mouth shut unless it's already common knowledge. I don't gossip.
10 ReplyAny I don’t even post myself nor talk about my private life in person I’m definitely not posting about it
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1 yHo hum, I deactivated Facebook last November. I feel the world doesn’t need to know my personal business
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1 ynobody gives a fuck so why would i post it? unless ur a celebrity nobody cares about ur relationships or what u post
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1 yDon't post private stuff. Private stuff should stay private. That's not for the world to see.
00 Reply So many scam going on. Its better not to put up anything on the internet
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1 yThe whole thing, I'd rather keep it personal
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1 yNo intimate moments
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1 yThat's to be determined by you
00 Reply2.5K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Everything is too much
10 ReplyCould it be a question to ask one self this
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1 yNudes if unasked for
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Anonymous(25-29)1 yAnything is too much
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