March 3, 2025 – London, UK — Social media continues to play a significant role in how people form, maintain, and navigate relationships in 2025. While platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter have opened new avenues for connecting with others, they have also introduced new challenges, especially in romantic partnerships.
A growing trend is the “oversharing” of relationship details on social media. Couples frequently post intimate moments, celebrations, and milestones online, often leading to pressure to present a "perfect" relationship. This can create unrealistic expectations, jealousy, and even anxiety about one’s relationship in the public eye.
According to a recent survey by the Relationship Institute, 68% of couples in 2025 report that social media has caused tension in their relationships, whether through excessive online interactions with others or misunderstandings caused by online posts.
"Social media is a double-edged sword in relationships," says psychologist Dr. Fiona Grant. "On one hand, it helps couples share their love with the world, but on the other, it can cause insecurity and trust issues if not used carefully."
Experts recommend setting boundaries around social media use and ensuring that private moments stay private. Couples should also have open discussions about how they feel when sharing aspects of their relationship online, to prevent misunderstandings and build trust.
As social media continues to evolve, managing its impact on relationships will be an ongoing challenge, but one that couples must navigate thoughtfully to maintain healthy dyna
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