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Saturday, October 3, 2026

Is bad advice on social media causing trouble in marriages?

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  • Social media has created a huge space for relationship advice.
  • Posting private messages on social media attracts third parties to weigh in on the problem.

Somewhere right now, a woman is filming herself in bed, phone propped against a pillow, explaining to a few thousand strangers why marriage is a trap. She has never been married. She still lives with her parents.

It does not seem to matter. Her video will collect its likes, and the comments beneath it will fill up with people agreeing and sharing their own horror stories.

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