My partner constantly wants to share, do you think they're justified?

Friends, my partner is an influencer and constantly wants me to take photos and post stories. Sometimes I feel weird pulling out the camera even during our special moments. They say, 'It's both work and fun for you,' but I think they're overreacting a bit. What would you do in my place? Am I thinking wrong?

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I had a similar situation as well. My ex used to say, let’s take stories, let’s pose like this. After a while, you stop feeling special because it feels like you’re living for the screen. I talked about it openly, and it worked. If you try it, I think it could be effective.

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pazardandondum

My spouse is also active on social media but hasn't moved into the business side. When I said I was bored, they responded, "as long as you're comfortable." The important thing here is whether you're enjoying it or not. If you're not enjoying it, I think you should speak openly.

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icimdengecmis

I think you're exaggerating a lot. After all, this guy does this as a job. For those who are famous, this is a lifestyle you know, part of the job. You knew this from the beginning. I honestly can't quite understand why you're complaining now 🙄

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soncaykaldi

The boundaries between private life and social media vary from person to person. The main issue here is to see if it affects your work relationship. If you constantly feel like a display, this can create problems in the long run. It may be helpful to discuss these boundaries with a professional.

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fazlakurcalama

Friends, I've noticed this; I didn't know it would be this frequent at first. I mean, okay, they're doing social media stuff, but when I said, 'it feels weird when the camera comes out even during our private moments,' they just don't get it. Should I talk more harshly, I wonder?

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yazipsildim

This happened to me too; he kept saying, 'you should support me too, think like a team.' One day I said, 'but I'm not your employee, don't treat me like your client.' We sat down and talked, and that was the end of this mood. I think you should be honest.

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benbisorayim

There really is no such thing as a private life anymore. I mean, it's really strange to think as if social media doesn't exist. If you're in a relationship with a phenomenon, you have to accept this. Otherwise, the relationship won't work.

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