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Topic	Oh lord this girl on my FB is going through a self-love phase.
Zanzenburger 09/11/17 5:08:56 PM #44:	darkphoenix181 posted... philsov posted... I think a honeymoon phase is worse. Friend of mine in houston recently snagged a beau in dallas. At least twice a day, they're tagging each other in sappy, text-filled jpegs about love and relationships and shit. holy balls. Ever heard of messenger? my hubby is literally the greatest man on earth and reminds me everyday of how lucky I am ! I feel sorry for all the other ladies not married to my hubby, but right now I am too doted on the care or notice as he delivers me breakfast in bed and rubs my feet while I eat I deserve this I've noticed that girls who do this (and to a lesser extent, guys), are more likely to divorce/break up. It's like, the type of person that needs to post how amazing their relationship is can't be satisfied by the relationship itself, but by other people reaffirming how great it is. Then, when the "romance" portion of the relationship stops and they have nothing to post about to their friends, they get frustrated and the relationship ends. Just a theory, but I've counted 6 couples on my fb feed who followed this pattern, 5 women and 1 man. Typically the couples who keep more to themselves on social media tend to last longer. --- Congratulations! Your post was deemed response-worthy. <cite>Zanzenburger posted [p:886421175] in Oh lord th... [t:75764198]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkphoenix181 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>philsov posted...</cite> <quote>I think a honeymoon phase is worse. Friend of mine in houston recently snagged a beau in dallas. At least twice a day, they're tagging each other in sappy, text-filled jpegs about love and relationships and shit. holy balls. Ever heard of messenger?</quote> my hubby is literally the greatest man on earth and reminds me everyday of how lucky I am ! I feel sorry for all the other ladies not married to my hubby, but right now I am too doted on the care or notice as he delivers me breakfast in bed and rubs my feet while I eat I deserve this</quote> I've noticed that girls who do this (and to a lesser extent, guys), are more likely to divorce/break up. It's like, the type of person that needs to post how amazing their relationship is can't be satisfied by the relationship itself, but by other people reaffirming how great it is. Then, when the "romance" portion of the relationship stops and they have nothing to post about to their friends, they get frustrated and the relationship ends. Just a theory, but I've counted 6 couples on my fb feed who followed this pattern, 5 women and 1 man. Typically the couples who keep more to themselves on social media tend to last longer. --- Congratulations! Your post was deemed response-worthy.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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