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So one thing that I can tell that I differ a little bit from other people is how much you want to post about your partner on social media. Now for me, I don't mind like posting a little bit about it, but I'd prefer to keep most parts of the relationship private between like the two of us. And I know my partner is even more so private when it comes to that, but then again we don't post like too much of anything really. So it just flows kind of naturally that way. But I'd be curious to know like how much do you tend to share about your relationship on social media? do you like to share a lot or would you rather keep it a bit more private?
Some of the best relationships I see are the ones that do not have an online presence. Putting things online is not for yourself. It's for others, it's for likes and for attention. So take that into consideration.
Oh I was in a relationship I will only show too much Just because/no one knows business putting me on my go but it's got nothing to do you know no so I will be leaving careful I wouldn't careful don't care to share information on what we're doing when we're doing it I don't care
I'm glad I would never share my relationship online because she's just stupid Blake sharing between friends and family and I made the mistake of doing the last time and this time round I am not telling anyone know about the imports militia they can know I have one but I don't need to know anything more than that
I barely have social media and I hardly post anything private on there at all. But that's because I know that social media is about data aggregation and that data is used to profile you and that profiling has real world consequences. Every time you put your phone number, email address, or payment information into something that's tracked, and even for these apps that you might think are anonymous, you're using them on your phone, which has several unique identifiers that are linked to your real identity. and just about all of these apps, IMEI among other things.
There are ways to mitigate this, like by using de-googled Android phones and other privacy-oriented phones. iPhone is not an option period, by the way, and you can use privacy-oriented operating systems like Graphene OS, and you can use apps like Eftroid and the Aurora Store instead of the Google Play Store, and all types of options like that. But when it comes to social media, your best bet is to not have it period but otherwise to be quite judicious about what you post on it.
So, a more relevant question for me is how much about my marriage would I reveal to people I know personally? And the answer is whatever my husband and I decide is okay to reveal.
That's actually a really good question. Um, I feel like I do post for sure a lot about my partner. Um, but I post him specifically on like Mondays. We have like a little cute little thing where it's like more Mondays because that's our last name. Um, and so it's just on Mondays. Or like sometimes I'll do like a little appreciation post but other than that I never really like Until
I don't know, I'm really private in terms of like, I don't know, like you kind of, you get what you see and so like obviously I'm only gonna show like this, like fucking laughing and smiling and stuff together but like I never, even with my friends though, I don't ever tell when me and him have a disagreement because that's between him and I, like we will resolve it together. Um, just because I feel like outside influences can absolutely, you know, mess up a relationship.
The only thing I share are may be funny stories of dates gone wrong but if I am seriously into someone or seeing someone that I like I don't share anything like no one would ever know that what's going on at all