Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Social Media & Marriage: Lawyer's View Sparks Debate
Ever wonder if those picture-perfect couples on social media are as happy as they seem?
A divorce lawyer, Amish Aggarwala, suggests maybe not.
He thinks couples who post a lot might be trying to fill a void.
A psychiatrist agrees, seeing that posting can provide validation for those with relationship troubles.
Some people agree, saying that the happiest couples don't post much.
However, some people think this is not always true.
There is also some thought that people post a lot due to their personalities or to keep options open.
A divorce lawyer suggests frequent social media posting by couples might not reflect marital happiness.
The lawyer believes that happier couples tend to post less or not at all.
A psychiatrist agreed, noting that social media can validate those with relationship troubles.
Some users agree with the lawyer's perspective.
Other users disagree, attributing the posting frequency to personality or other factors.
- Who
- Amish Aggarwala (divorce lawyer) and Dr. Pritisha Saxena (psychiatrist)
- What
- Discussion on how social media posts may reflect the state of a marriage.
- When
- Published September 30, 2025.
- Where
- Online platforms
- Why
- To explore whether frequent social media posting by couples could indicate underlying issues in their relationship.
Frequent Posting Signifies Problems
Posting Frequency Not Indicative
Relationship between posts and relationship health
Frequent Posting Signifies Problems
Frequent posting may indicate an attempt to fill a void or seek validation because of relationship issues.
Posting Frequency Not Indicative
Posting frequency is more about personality and lifestyle than the health of the relationship.
- Source
- News18
- Main Actors
- Amish Aggarwala, Dr. Pritisha Saxena
- Focus
- Relationship between social media use and marital happiness
- Date Published
- September 30, 2025