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27 June 2024
The rise of social media has blurred the lines of fidelity in relationships, particularly for young couples
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For couples, social media activity, from tagging friends to liking photos, can raise questions about boundaries and trust
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But when it comes to “liking” an Instagram model’s bikini photos, is it harmless admiration, a playful double tap, or a potential red flag?
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Social media is filled with content about “micro-cheating,” a modern term for small acts of betrayal
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With every “like”, comment, couples are turning into digital detectives, scrutinizing each other’s online behaviour for hints of disloyalty
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But when it comes to “liking” an Instagram model’s bikini photos, is it harmless admiration, a playful double tap, or a potential red flag?
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However, this hyper-vigilance creates a confusing landscape. The abundance of digital interactions makes it hard to define boundaries
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Relationship experts warn that this new territory can lead to privacy violations and unhealthy levels of online monitoring
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Some TikTok videos list “micro-cheating” behaviours like liking someone else’s post, creating a sense of hyper-vigilance and distrust
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