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Why couples who overshare online may be more likely to split

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All those highly curated anniversary paragraphs are actually giant red flags. Relationship visibility is directly correlated with deep emotional insecurity. When a couple lacks genuine intimacy offline, they rely on digital validation from acquaintances to artificially sustain their bond, basically crowdsourcing the love they aren't actually giving each other.

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