Marriage is not just a simple festive ceremony, but an important decision intertwined with emotional, social, and economic obligations, which makes it an exceptional event, full of questions. In recent years, social networks have become places where people turn to in order to get rid of the worries and fears associated with stepping into marriage, reflecting deep changes in the approach to psychological and social support in the digital age, according to new research from the University of Missouri in the USA.
Approaching marriage, many people face mixed feelings of excitement and anxiety, causing some to seek answers beyond the confines of traditional circles. These feelings, although seemingly fleeting, are an inherent part of the preparatory phase.
"The 'thought about electronic marriage' is a period when people confront their most intense emotions, sincerely sharing their experiences with others. Experts emphasize the importance of communication and jointly expressed solutions to avoid internal conflicts during this challenging time.
"It is important to remember that mixed and contradictory feelings exist, and therefore it is essential to explore them, delve into them, and not just brush them aside," says psychologist Sara Johnson.
