However, I'm not that person, and I never have. I would understand his concern if I was active on social media and posted everything but him. READ MORE | Is it possible to find genuine comfort and validation on social media? I wouldn't be surprised if he snoops around on my phone to check if I'm unfaithful to him. We haven't reached a middle point yet, but it's affecting our relationship, and I can tell how insecure he has become. Despite this, I don't see the need to post him on my social media, and if I start doing so, it won't be sincere, and I would be doing it because I feel obliged to. He said it had been the root of the many arguments we were having and it affected his mood. It makes him feel like he is not good enough for me and it affects the way he views me. One time, during an argument unrelated to social media, he mentioned that he hates feeling like I'm hiding him from social media. I didn't think it was something worth arguing about or even entertaining. I've never seen you even post a boomerang of us." He would say things like, "I see you snapped a boomerang with your friends. I realised that he would make remarks regarding my posts on Instagram. READ MORE | 'My boyfriend lost his job because of lockdown and refuses to do odd jobs. I didn't have a problem with that, but I didn't see the need to do the same. He is not as private as me, so he posts quite a bit on social media and even posted my picture within our dating first month. When we take photos on his phone, he sends them to me and asks if I would post them. I also posted when he bought me flowers or after a cute date. My boyfriend and I have been dating for two years, and I have posted our couple pictures on my stories but not on my feed. READ MORE | 'I love you but please don't follow me on Twitter' – Women share their dating social media rules
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