New study links watching TikTok “thirst traps” to lower relationship trust and satisfaction. This provides evidence that watching or liking “thirst traps” tends to harm a relationship, especially if the people in the videos look physically different from a person’s actual partner.

New study links watching TikTok “thirst traps” to lower relationship trust and satisfaction. This provides evidence that watching or liking “thirst traps” tends to harm a relationship, especially if the people in the videos look physically different from a person’s actual partner.