Following the orange peel theory and the Ketchup Challenge, a new trend has emerged on social media where women are testing their boyfriends and their commitment to the relationship. Called ‘Husband Test‘, many users now post their partners’ answers on social media, especially tiktok. So what’s new about this? relationship tendency and why is it called the ‘Husband Test’? Read on to learn more.
Viral ‘Husband Test’
According to this trend, women record the exact moment when they call their partner during a casual conversation. boyfriend as ‘husbands’ and how their partners react. Many people believe that when your boyfriend smiles or responds positively, it shows that he is committed and committed to the relationship. However, if he corrects his girlfriend or reacts negatively, this may be an indication that the relationship is not long-lasting.
Although many people have embraced the trend of testing their partner, this is not the only way to test their loyalty. Many people have also expressed concern about the act of testing their partners for fidelity or commitment, as this is a topic that should be discussed between couples rather than aired online.
Commenting on this tendency and how a man would react to being suddenly called “husband,” Psychotherapist Marni Feuerman told USA Today: “There may be a lot going on with him that we don’t know or understand… (Perhaps he) never feels like getting married.” He doesn’t see it and never wants to be a husband. And this will reflect much more than the level of commitment in the man’s current relationship.
How did the ‘Husband Test’ trend start?
The ‘Husband Test’ trend started when Kenzie Greene posted a video of herself deliberately calling her husband to her boyfriend to see his reaction. However, this did not go well with her boyfriend, who said, “I am not your husband.” He also immediately turned off the video. Many netizens reacted to this video and concluded that Kenzie Greene’s boyfriend does not want commitment in the relationship. Soon, many people started posting similar videos on TikTok, giving birth to the ‘Husband Test’ trend.
Viral ‘Husband Test’
According to this trend, women record the exact moment when they call their partner during a casual conversation. boyfriend as ‘husbands’ and how their partners react. Many people believe that when your boyfriend smiles or responds positively, it shows that he is committed and committed to the relationship. However, if he corrects his girlfriend or reacts negatively, this may be an indication that the relationship is not long-lasting.
Although many people have embraced the trend of testing their partner, this is not the only way to test their loyalty. Many people have also expressed concern about the act of testing their partners for fidelity or commitment, as this is a topic that should be discussed between couples rather than aired online.
Commenting on this tendency and how a man would react to being suddenly called “husband,” Psychotherapist Marni Feuerman told USA Today: “There may be a lot going on with him that we don’t know or understand… (Perhaps he) never feels like getting married.” He doesn’t see it and never wants to be a husband. And this will reflect much more than the level of commitment in the man’s current relationship.
How did the ‘Husband Test’ trend start?
The ‘Husband Test’ trend started when Kenzie Greene posted a video of herself deliberately calling her husband to her boyfriend to see his reaction. However, this did not go well with her boyfriend, who said, “I am not your husband.” He also immediately turned off the video. Many netizens reacted to this video and concluded that Kenzie Greene’s boyfriend does not want commitment in the relationship. Soon, many people started posting similar videos on TikTok, giving birth to the ‘Husband Test’ trend.
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