Things you should STOP posting about your relationship on social media

1. What should you not publish on social networks?

While it's okay to post occasionally in your relationship with social networks, it's not a good idea to keep the entire list of your friends updated with all the details. Here are seven things you should not post on your social networks.

2. Personal information without permission

Be sure to accept your partner's consent before posting your photos on social networks, label them with unpleasant memos and write messages on their calendars. If you invade your partner's privacy online (or elsewhere), you may feel uncomfortable and hamper your relationship.

3. Publish in your last fight

No matter how wrong your partner is about something or your point of view, washing dirty clothes online will only complicate things.

4. Mushy selfies

While your loved ones and loved ones will be happy to see you both in "love," but think of your single friends who are not as satisfied as you are. If you often go for selfies, you should not be surprised if some of your friends block or align you.

5. Cheap gifts

Does love publish valuable social media tips? Well, that may seem very inappropriate to many. It will be much better if you keep these questions private.

 6. Your break up

 

Post details about what went wrong in their relationship, how they were oriented and other emotional aspects of their separation should not be explained on social networks. Simplify it and put your heart in front of your close friends.

7. Every little detail

Trust us, not everyone on your list of friends is interested in knowing what is happening in your love life on a daily basis. If your partner sent you flowers on Monday, danced for you on Tuesday and struggled with you on Wednesday, you would look like a care researcher with every detail. In fact, relationship experts refer to this habit as a sign that their relationship is intimate and suggest reassessing the situation.

8.  Pulling down your partner’s ex 

If the presence of your partner's ex in your life (or on your friend list bores you sincerely, talk to them personally instead of expressing your hatred on social media.