Healthy social networking for the married couple 
I recently was on a friend’s page and was made very aware of a state of virus in most modern Christian marriages today. What I am going to propose in not popular. For the couples we give counsel to, this is a heavily suggested practice we try to enforce 

The best way to explain this is with a scenario. For instance, say, you were to go on your husband’s page and several of his friends just by there profile pictures you could tell they are on the hunt or how about your profile pictures of people in bed … what kind of image is this portraying about your character. 
This does several things
#1 the biggest thing it does is it gives ground to the enemy to tempt your eyes and awaken your imagination and even in some cases Leeds to the act of physical adultery 
#2 it creates caution and distrust in your partner for having relationships and friendships with hunting persons you do and don’t know
#3 it shows the world that nudity open sex and moral decay is acceptable to you because you are, after all, an adult.
Firstly, does your spouse trust you completely or is she watching your networking? 
I thought so! Well there is an easy way to solve this problem I call it network marriage. 
I first came to this reality when I started facebooking I quickly added all my friends and cousins and them realized, “Ahh ya aren’t all married” and some are on the hunt. This made me very uncomfortable and it made my husband very uncomfortable not because he did not trust me, but because he certainly did not trust them, and understandably so. 
So I kept the relatives of opposite sex, and lost the guys that were not relatives, and the ones that were married, I friended there wives or at least tried to. Whenever I was sent a friend request from a male stranger I simply replied, “out of respect for my husband I don’t friend men”. This was all good for a while but as my ministry grew so did the men wanting to friend me, and the need for a man to council them, as this is not the place of a woman to give private council to a man. So than I was constantly calling my honey to the computer to minister to a guy.
So we tied the knot and became as you have seen us Jeremy Melody Willment, happily network married, and although two people are not aloud to share an account, we don’t! As biblically, We are one! So we now can friend guys and girls he has his ministry page I have mine, and we even chat to friends together him on his cell. Me on the computer, and the friend I started talking too in the first place. Ahh wedded bliss, overkill no, moral purity, and social safety. As we delete and block posts that could harm our sensitivities or purity of our partner. Sometimes even unfriend a constant moral offender, but we share our whole life with each other solely. I share my whole heart with my love, no secrets, and no unknown friends. I choose to dance with no other but him. Not because we don’t trust, each other but because we choose to honor only each other by keeping our network marriage bed pure