20. Instagram users have taken to issuing “weekiversary posts,” where they diligentlymark the duration of their romances. …(1) Some even admitted that this phenomenon prompted them to stay in relationshipslonger than they should have: they go oncelebrating their weekiversaries, just to keep up appearances.(2) They wonder why their partners are not similarly starry-eyed and gushing online.(3) An article in The New York Times explained how weekiversary posts have theunintended – or very much intended –consequence of shaming people who are not inlove.(4) In truth, this could apply to any of the social media platforms, where peopleincreasingly feel the need to act their lives in real. time in a public format,documenting every event and incident, no matter how remarkable or mundane.(5) The article also noted that this phenomenon makes some doubt the intensity oftheir own relationship.
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