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What are your ladies thoughts on this?

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I've always told my husband too keep our problems to ourselves.

My dad told me growing up that as soon as someone knows your unhappy, you're opening a door for them to come on into your life.

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Nope, I think it's really odd when people say this to be honest. If you can't put an occasional comment on your own FB page about something you have done with your husband that was special or fun then that's strange. I put photos on of me and my family, he's part of the family. It's a social networking page for crying out loud. If there is no evidence of your partner for life then I think that speaks more about the relationship that seeing normal
Things. On the run up to my wedding my husband was away and posted a loving comment on my wall and his sister in law deleted us both for a 'public display of affection'. Please, if you are so unhappy with your own life you don't need to be obsessing about what other people are doing. I really don't care what people do or say as long as they're not unkind. Bloody hell, life's too short...but first you need to get one!!!

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Depends. I no longer have Facebook because it always seems like a competition or like you have to prove something. I'm very happy in my relationship and don't care what others think about it. We're both happy in our little bubble.
That being said, it can be sweet that people post something to their SO when they're apart, even if it's during a work break. It shows the person is thinking about their sweetie😊 
As long as you love each other, who cares how you decide to express it?

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This can be true for some people but not all. I love posting pics of us doing stuff but that doesn't mean I'm hiding behind the happy moments. We do have our bad spots just like every relationship those don't get out on fb. I learned a long time ago no matter how mad I am at my husband you never had mouth your spouse even to your best friend. But there is nothing wrong about showing off your relationship on fb it's what you should be the most proud of

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This can be true for some people but not all. I love posting pics of us doing stuff but that doesn't mean I'm hiding behind the happy moments. We do have our bad spots just like every relationship those don't get out on fb. I learned a long time ago no matter how mad I am at my husband you never had mouth your spouse even to your best friend

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Ummmm no. While the people who tend to post a lot of picture-perfect things on Facebook may actually not have a good life, doesn't mean that's the case for everybody. 
 
To me, it's about moderation. I post a selfie of my boyfriend and I once in a while, and we've been FB official since the day we started dating almost 4 years ago. But it's not like we're constantly being PDA-ish on there. So I totally disagree with this.

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