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Dating, Relationships Expert - Answered on Apr 27, 2026

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 26, 2026Hindi
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My wife posts everything on social media. Earlier she used to post about food and travel and our kids. Now if we have a fight or argument, she turns it into a funny reel or feminism post and everyone on her feed starts commenting. I am not on social media but when we meet socially, our common friends have started making fun of me like I am the villain. She calls herself an influencer and says it is helping her reach a wider audience. I told her she shouldn't post without my permission and it is leading to big arguments. I feel it is unfair. What should I do? Please help me sir

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
I understand where you are coming from; it's not just the post. It's about your private life being turned into public content and mockery. Your reaction is valid and yes, it is unfair. I understand her interest in building an online presence, but it has to be separated from your right to privacy. Start with a calm conversation about this; express, verbally, how her posts make you feel. Instead of saying, "You can't post about is," try saying, "When our problems become content, it hurts the relationship and me." Or, you can say, "I am so happy that you are making content, but not when it involves our problems." It's the best way to frame the expression without sounding accusatory. Be clear about your boundaries: no posts about private matters, and consent is key. Give her real-word examples, like how your friends mock you. Try to keep the conversation as less accusatory as possible, to avoid a bigger conflict. Start with communicating your feelings.

Best Wishes

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I understand it must be tough, and you are right, there’s nothing wrong with hanging out with friends. But I would suggest looking into how much time you are giving them and how much time you are spending with your wife. I am not accusing you of anything; this is just the first step. Reflecting on your own actions so that you are clear it’s no way your fault. Next, please try having an open discussion with her to understand what is making her so insecure. This is a clear sign of insecurity. It might give you an idea of what is going on in her mind, and how this can be fixed.

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 15, 2025Hindi
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Anu Hi. I'm in a really stressful situation and I don't know how to handle it. A few years ago, I was in a relationship with a woman who turned out to be extremely manipulative and possessive. I ended things with her long before I met my wife. I've moved on completely and I'm happily married now. But my ex hasn't. I recently discovered that she has been stalking my wife on social media, creating fake accounts, and even sending her threatening messages. Some of them are nasty and borderline disturbing. She is sharing details about our past relationship that are not relevant. My wife is scared and upset, and it's starting to create unnecessary tension between us. She's beginning to question my past and wonder why this woman still feels entitled to harass her. I really don't want to involve the police or escalate this legally. I want to avoid drama, because I'm also worried it might provoke my ex even further. I just want this to stop. I'm trying to protect my marriage and my wife's peace of mind, but I feel helpless. My wife doesn't respond to her but the details still bother her. What is the right way to handle this without making it worse? How do I reassure my wife, and is there a non-legal way to make my ex back off for good? Am I wrong for trying to avoid police action in a situation like this?
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I think your wife deserves her peace of mind and to actually go the legal way to stop your ex is okay in my opinion especially if she's begun to harass...Don't you think?
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All the best!
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