Approximately 70% of married people in Japan believe that “interacting with members of the opposite sex on social media constitutes infidelity.”
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/1d532165dc30e40e766ff57cdfdd78ce57ac860b
Approximately 70% of married people in Japan believe that “interacting with members of the opposite sex on social media constitutes infidelity.”
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/1d532165dc30e40e766ff57cdfdd78ce57ac860b
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Wasn’t there something that said Japanese people didn’t believe prostitution to be cheating? Whats with the weird switchup here
If that’s true, it’s merely because the spouse is being “publicly embarrassed”. From what I’ve read about Japan, it seems pretty common in Japan for wives to tell their husbands “go find it somewhere else” and that usually means like sex clubs or sex work or whatever. Basically seems like “as long as you don’t publicly embarrass me, whatever” and social media would seem to be a social embarrassment as it’s so public.
No, this is not true. The questioned pool are just insecure housewives
‘Interacting’ means what? Having a quick exchange or full-blown flirting?
I’ve never heard this but I don’t find it hard to believe. In my experience in Japan there is an expectation that when you start dating someone you cut contact with basically all friends of the opposite sex.