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In the very first place... What's the freaking point to announce the divorce in the social media??? Why? Especially in the social media run by people known for
by piokoch 10mo ago
In the very first place... What's the freaking point to announce the divorce in the social media??? Why? Especially in the social media run by people known for having problems with moral behaviors (ask Winklevoss brothers), where 3/4 of their platform is either scam/fraud or infomercial.
- mapotofu 10mo agoThere are people who love divorces, love interacting with them, and love watching people go through them. It’s a cottage market in gossip futures. Social media is designed around gossip futures by people with questionable character. So you answered your own question ;) more shit piled onto the heap!
- PunchyHamster 10mo agoDesperate need for attention I'd imagine
- blahaj 10mo agoTwo possible reasons: 1. Attention. 2. You a have a public image that includes you being married and social media is one of the main channels over which you reach the people who know you. Now you get divorced and you do not want these people to have the false image of you being happily married and potentially even getting comments referencing your marriage anymore.
- themaninthedark 10mo agoValidation that her feelings/ her view is correct. No one(*almost) is posting to reddits AITA(am I the asshole) expecting to hear that they are wrong. This is also how echo chambers form.
- morkalork 10mo agoCould be a lot easier to rip off the band-aid all at once rather than pen a hand written note to dozens or more mutuals with subtle hints of "please stop sending couples invitations to social events"
- rakoo 10mo agoWhy would you not talk about your divorce ? It's also a part of your life