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New research shows that couples who constantly post photos on social media are less happy

2023-08-31 17:25:26Lifestyle SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
New research shows that couples who constantly post photos on social media are
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A new study has found that couples who constantly post on social media are less happy than those who don't.

A Shotkit survey of two thousand couples between the ages of 18 and 50 took a close look at respondents' happiness levels and social media habits. Undeniably, every person in a relationship who has a profile on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok shares special moments from their relationship. However, the results revealed that those who shared three or more couple selfies per week were more unhappy than other, more discreet couples.

Only 10 percent of selfie-obsessed couples surveyed considered themselves "very happy," compared to 46 percent of those who were more reserved on social media.

The survey data is confirmed by a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Kansas, which sheds light on the impact of social media on happiness in a relationship.

After surveying more than 300 couples and analyzing their online sharing habits, the research confirmed the link between social media use and relationship satisfaction.

Research has found that couples who regularly post on social platforms tend to experience lower levels of happiness than those who avoid sharing photos and videos frequently.

The reason for this phenomenon lies in the tendency of these couples to constantly compare their relationship with that of others.

Taking seemingly perfect moments and happy photos of other couples can lead to feelings of inadequacy and insecurity. When you constantly want to expose your happy moments on social media, it becomes difficult not to make comparisons with others, which can strain the dynamics of your relationship.

On the other hand, the study found that those who post less are less likely to indulge in the harmful habit of comparing themselves to others. Consequently, by avoiding the constant pressure to portray an idealized version of their relationship, these couples are more likely to embrace authenticity and true happiness.

Finally, research suggests that a conscious reduction in social media use can foster a healthier and happier relationship.

Instead of being trapped in each other's curated lives, couples can focus on nurturing their relationship and appreciating the real, imperfect but precious moments they share.


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