As long hours blur personal boundaries, “work spouses” are rising in modern offices offering emotional support but also risking jealousy, gossip and strain on real relationships.

Parents are raising children in an era of what is known as the 'camera culture', where the recording, sharing and monetisation of everyday human interaction has become normalised

As long hours blur personal boundaries, “work spouses” are rising in modern offices offering emotional support but also risking jealousy, gossip and strain on real relationships.

Parents are raising children in an era of what is known as the 'camera culture', where the recording, sharing and monetisation of everyday human interaction has become normalised

As long hours blur personal boundaries, “work spouses” are rising in modern offices offering emotional support but also risking jealousy, gossip and strain on real relationships.

Parents are raising children in an era of what is known as the 'camera culture', where the recording, sharing and monetisation of everyday human interaction has become normalised