Every morning my phone says facebook session expired
I can’t really think of a scenario in which Facebook chat with a man who is not your husband is appropriate. Don’t chatĬommunicating information is one thing (sometimes with coworkers we have to) chatting is an entirey different story. But texting constantly, when your husband doesn’t know, is wrong. (and laughed and read his reply out loud to Keith, too). I was texting a co-worker (someone I’m often on tour with) recently about a few things, but Keith was right in the car with me, and I was reading it as I texted it. So set boundaries where you work, and don’t start texting or Facebooking a coworker inappropriately. But most men are in these work situations all the time, and many women are constantly, too.
Now, I haven’t been in very many work situations in my marriage, so this really hasn’t been an issue for me. And that’s when these things can creep in. In a work situation, it’s very easy to think of yourself as separate from your husband, because your coworkers don’t tend to know him. Now, those things never went anywhere, and it wasn’t as if I had a crush or anything, it’s just the only times I ever even noticed that a guy was attractive were in scenarios where my husband didn’t know the man, like during my university days. If I can be totally transparent here, the only times in my marriage when I have even been remotely attracted to another man has been in a work situation, when that guy really did not know Keith. Remember that work relationships can easily cross the line I’m just saying that if you’re tempted to turn the computer screen away so your husband won’t see, you have an issue. I’m not saying you can never comment on a guy’s status, or “Like” someone’s status. I know many of you have friends that you talk to on Facebook who are guys. If he’s texting another woman frequently, that’s a problem. You should never be texting or talking to someone of the opposite sex in a way that would make your mate upset. If your husband won’t let you use his phone, or you hesitate before turning your phone over to him, you have an issue. That means you should be able to use each other’s phones. So I thought today we should address the whole technological threat to one’s marriage.ġ. I personally know a few divorces where Facebook played a major role, because someone reconnected with an old flame. The Honeymoon Course! Start Your Marriage (and your Sex Life) off Well!Īt the same time, I recently read an article that quoted a British study which found that Facebook was implicated in one out of every eight divorces.The Whole Story–Talking to Your Teens About Puberty.9 Thoughts That Can Change Your Marriage.The ALL NEW Good Girl’s Guide to Great Sex.Want to Know When Sheila is Speaking Near You?.