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Okay everyone, so I want to start this episode with a question for you and the question is

would you delete all of your social media if it meant saving your relationship?

The scary thing is I bet a very low percentage of you would say, yes of course, instantly and without hesitation.

And that just shows how attached we've become to things like Facebook and Instagram. The ironic thing is many people

would rather hold on to the fake facades and the highlight reels of people's lives than

hold on to their special someone if it was causing issues in their relationship.

I don't know about you, but that really makes me think about where things are headed.

That said, the topic of today's episode is

Social media isn't why your relationship failed.

Okay, so finances and infidelity are the top reasons for the breakdown of relationships.

They create the most stress between couples and are the types of problems that you can't really

find a quick fix for, especially infidelity.

It just kind of lingers, lingers, because it's really hard for people to move on from.

And when it comes to infidelity, more and more people are citing social media as the reason for the breakdown of their relationship.

Like literally in divorce papers it's blaming social media.

So my response to this is social media accounts and cell phones that operate these accounts

do not ruin relationships. The users of these who choose to do inappropriate things is what is ruining relationships.

I mean anyone who says otherwise needs to get real and start taking some accountability for their actions.

Or on the flip side, if someone is making excuses for their partner, it's time for them to essentially

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