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4 reasons to post your partner on social media

Social media offers an escape from reality, but not everything posted there should be taken too seriously.
Stop posting your child (other people's children) on social media/Pexels
Stop posting your child (other people's children) on social media/Pexels

While it's true that privacy and discretion are important, sharing your relationship on social media can have several positive aspects.

 Here are some reasons to consider:

1.   Signaling your relationship status

When you post about your partner, it's a clear signal to your online community that you're in a committed relationship.

 This can lead to more respectful interactions with others who will be aware of your taken status and maintain a healthy distance, respecting your relationship boundaries.

2.   Uncovering shared connections

Sharing your relationship online can lead to the discovery of mutual acquaintances or friends who also know your partner.

This can be valuable in situations where your partner may have hidden relationships or secrets elsewhere.

It can help you avoid potential troubles by keeping your relationships transparent.

3.   Expressing appreciation

By openly acknowledging your partner on social media, you show them that you're proud of your relationship and want to share it with the world.

If your partner has nothing to hide and truly values your relationship, they will likely appreciate the gesture, feeling acknowledged and loved.

 On the other hand, if they react negatively, it can provide valuable insight into where you stand in their life.

4.   Creating memories

Posting about your partner on social media can serve as a digital memory book of your relationship journey.

 It can be a way to celebrate special moments, anniversaries, and shared experiences with your friends and family, allowing you to look back and relive these memories together.

 While there are valid reasons to be cautious about sharing your relationship on social media, doing so can also have its merits.

 It's ultimately a personal choice that should be made with mutual consent and an understanding of the potential benefits and consequences.

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