Is Social Media Ruining Marriage?

Social media and marriage can be a dangerous combination when scrolling turns into comparison and somebody else's highlight reel starts making you question your own relationship. This week on Life After I Do, Nesha G and Moelethal ask a question that might hit a little too close to home: Is social media making people think they married the wrong person?

From picture-perfect couples and extravagant romantic gestures to relationship influencers and online marriage advice, we discuss how social media can create unrealistic expectations about what love and commitment should look like. Are people expecting their partners to behave like strangers they follow online?

Has watching other couples made us less tolerant of normal marriage problems? And when does harmless scrolling turn into emotional disconnection?

Before the conversation gets serious, Nesha shares her latest powerlifting milestone, a new bench press goal, and her reading adventures, while Moe attempts to limit her weekly recap like he's running Sunday church service. Then we get into some messy Booski situations involving a fiancé secretly lending $3,000 from wedding savings to his brother, a coworker repeatedly stealing lunches, and a disagreement over $4,000 in wedding decorations.

This episode is full of laughter, marriage conversations, relationship reality checks, and a reminder that the grass isn't always greener just because somebody put a filter on it. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Thanks for rocking with us!

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