How to Destroy Your Marriage Using Social Media : A True Story About Social Media, Temptation, Betrayal, Consequences, and the Search for Forgiveness
Overview
How far can a few "harmless" clicks take you?
R. Ferrero had what he had always prayed for: a wife he loved, two children, a home, a successful career, and a Christian faith that had guided his life for years.
He never imagined himself as the kind of man who would risk all of it.
But betrayal did not begin with a kiss. It began much earlier-with small digital permissions, images that slowly became normal, private conversations, self-deception, the need for validation, and boundaries crossed one step at a time.
In this deeply personal account, Ferrero retraces the path from a seemingly ordinary life to a secret relationship that nearly destroyed the family he valued most. He writes not to justify his choices, but to understand them, take responsibility for them, and warn others before curiosity becomes secrecy and secrecy becomes betrayal.
This is not a book about blaming social media, a spouse, temptation, or another person. It is a story about choices-and about the consequences those choices can bring into the lives of the people we love most.
Along the way, Ferrero reflects on marriage, desire, male validation, guilt, faith, accountability, rebuilding trust, and the difficult search for forgiveness.
The final pages draw on Jesus' teaching in Matthew 18:21-22-"seventy times seven"-not as a demand that his family forgive him, but as a personal symbol of repentance, mercy, and the commitment to keep choosing truth.
If you are in a relationship that has to be kept secret, you should not be in it.
How to Destroy Your Marriage Using Social Media is a cautionary true story for anyone who believes that one message, one image, or one hidden conversation could never change an entire life.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798160365008
- ISBN-10: 9798160365008
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.17 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.24 pounds
- Page Count: 72
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