Featheredkitten
Banned
It says you're normal. Normal people don't act like that. Even lifelong lovebirds don't act like that. I'm convinced only future divorcees do.
bugging your guy to post on facebook with you seems like a recipe for disaster.
It says you're normal. Normal people don't act like that. Even lifelong lovebirds don't act like that. I'm convinced only future divorcees do.
It gets nothing more than nothing of a scratch of the head from me but I've seen many times and I'm curious behind the reasoning of it. There is a thought process behind both the male and females part in something like that and they're probably wildly different (the males reasoning is probably a whole lot simpler).Friends professing their love to their S.O's isn't that bad.
Just ignore them and let them have their little tit-a-tat of declarative love statements.
I don't think I've ever said something to my wife on Facebook now that I think of it. Maybe something vaguely misogynistic.
Spokane? Why you posting lies bb?Last thing I posted on his fb was "Spokane has a nice ass."
Okay here's the thing. Facebook is probably the greatest thing for most people. Easy contact, easy sharing, quick feedback and nice pickmeups. For some of us though, the introverted ones, Facebook brings out the most annoying parts of people. You get to see everyones idiosyncracies zoomed in and on incessant repeat, good or bad. Not only that but half the people I'm required to add, whether from a party or a get together, just lock into my life, or even if I'm not posting, just appear repeatedly after a simple login... hey there that person is again, ugh.. whereas in the past, it was a fleeting meeting, again for us introverted. Its extremely different when you just hang out with people and choose. And ignoring people is actual work for people like me. Facebook is fine, nothing wrong there, its just the "you're not on Facebook?" that's really, no, REALLY annoying. Its definitely not for everyone. I have for the most part escaped the questions well and moved the conversations along, but it makes me wish I was ten years older sometimes.So the site named Facebook encourages people to show their friends what they're up to and relay messages back and forth. What exactly do you want out of your social media?
bugging your guy to post on facebook with you seems like a recipe for disaster.
'Look people in my social network, I have reached a life goal that is culturally expected of me: I have attained a functional, loving relationship with someone. You may also know me as someone who has previously been single for a while or been through a bad break up. Look people, in case you forgot, let me find another way of reminding you again of my new achivement.'
Okay here's the thing. Facebook is probably the greatest thing for most people. Easy contact, easy sharing, quick feedback and nice pickmeups. For some of us though, the introverted ones, Facebook brings out the most annoying parts of people. You get to see everyones idiosyncracies zoomed in and on incessant repeat, good or bad. Not only that but half the people I'm required to add, whether from a party or a get together, just lock into my life, or even if I'm not posting, just appear repeatedly after a simple login... hey there that person is again, ugh.. whereas in the past, it was a fleeting meeting, again for us introverted. Its extremely different when you just hang out with people and choose. And ignoring people is actual work for people like me. Facebook is fine, nothing wrong there, its just the "you're not on Facebook?" that's really, no, REALLY annoying. Its definitely not for everyone. Makes me wish I was ten years older sometimes.
Some of us don't like it, don't have a need for it, and wish it would go away and the internet gives us a place to say that. I certainly don't go on a mission to take it down, or make it a big deal outside of that though. I understand what people get out of it. I certaintly enjoy it sometimes vicariously without wanting one myself. I just wish it wasn't the new phone number, and to be looked at like I kicked someone's dog if I don't have one is what I'm getting at.Um, first of all facebook is one of the easiest avenues to ignore people simply because there is no impetus to reply to wall posts. You can only use it to check your personal messages/group updates, you don't have to go on it that regularly and you can ignore feeds or remove people. There is nothing forcing you to read the wall posts (or tldr scribes) by others. It's not in person, it's not at your job, no one has to be humored.
That's the only reason I created an account a year ago. Seriously, I didn't want anything to do with that site, but figured that it'd be easier to get in than to keep hearing people telling me I should be there and similar shit.Okay here's the thing. Facebook is probably the greatest thing for most people. Easy contact, easy sharing, quick feedback and nice pickmeups. For some of us though, the introverted ones, Facebook brings out the most annoying parts of people. You get to see everyones idiosyncracies zoomed in and on incessant repeat, good or bad. Not only that but half the people I'm required to add, whether from a party or a get together, just lock into my life, or even if I'm not posting, just appear repeatedly after a simple login... hey there that person is again, ugh.. whereas in the past, it was a fleeting meeting, again for us introverted. Its extremely different when you just hang out with people and choose. And ignoring people is actual work for people like me. Facebook is fine, nothing wrong there, its just the "you're not on Facebook?" that's really, no, REALLY annoying. Its definitely not for everyone. I have for the most part escaped the questions well and moved the conversations along, but it makes me wish I was ten years older sometimes.
If I'm reading this right your husband had an amazing reason to post. And if he hardly posts on Facebook he gets it. Good dude.Well, you see, my husband and I have many of the same friends on FB but not all. Granted, we don't really synch our updates, closest we got to that was announcing our baby was going to be a girl. For reasons not worth getting into, I couldn't post from my phone at the time so it wasn't synched but would have been. And in that case, because for us it was really big news we wanted to share with everyone ASAP.
My hubby hardly ever posts on FB.
What pisses me off more is the super negative life posts I see constantly from the same people. Your life is shit because you make it shit asshole.
You are, indeed.I am lucky to have NeoGAF in my life.
I now expect all of you to tweet and/or facebook it.
Eh it's not as annoying or emasculating as when they roll separate accounts into one.
Yeah, joint accounts for couples are the most cringe-inducingly awful thing.
I find that stuff incredibly annoying. Since my girlfriend moved in with me we essentially ignore each other on any form of social media... it's much better for everyone.
I'm not even friends with my GF on facebook.
You are, indeed.
I'm not even friends with my GF on facebook.
I always feel left out in these threads because my fb friends are cool.