The Lies Social Media Tells Us About Relationships | Ep. 74

The Lies Social Media Tells Us About Relationships Social media has changed the way we view love, dating, and long-term relationships—but is it setting unrealistic expectations? In this episode, we unpack some of the biggest myths social media promotes and how they can quietly impact the way we see our own relationships. From highlight reels that make every couple look perfect to viral relationship advice, unrealistic standards, public validation, and comparison culture, we discuss how online content can shape our expectations in ways we don't always recognize. We also talk about the pressure to create a "picture-perfect" relationship, why every relationship looks different behind the scenes, and how to build confidence in your relationship without comparing it to what you see online. Whether you're constantly seeing relationship content on your feed or you've caught yourself comparing your relationship to someone else's, this episode offers an honest conversation about separating social media from reality. Topics discussed include: The biggest relationship myths social media pushes Comparison culture and unrealistic expectations The pressure to have a "perfect" relationship online Viral dating advice: helpful or harmful? Public validation and posting your relationship How social media affects trust, communication, and self-esteem Building a healthy relationship away from the internet Focusing on what's real instead of what's viral Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.