WickedAngel
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faridmon said:WTF? I have like, 80 frinds in my friendlist. a 1000? Is that normal over there in America?
Depends on whether or not your definition of "Friend" is summarized as 'Someone I met for a few minutes once."
faridmon said:WTF? I have like, 80 frinds in my friendlist. a 1000? Is that normal over there in America?
Facebook is just a communications tool that facilitates bringing stuff like this to light. Obviously, the fact that his removal of her as a friend on Facebook bothered her so much to keep pestering him to add her back, and the fact that her persistence prompted this very thread on his part indicates that there's something more complicated to this relationship than just "silly Facebook drama."Red Nightmare said:This us the kind of BS you kids worry about these days? Geezus. I'm glad I grew up without this "social networking" crap.
So true :lolBamYouHaveAids said:Give me back my time YOU MOTHERFUCKER!
Steve Youngblood said:Facebook is just a communications tool that facilitates bringing stuff like this to light. Obviously, the fact that his removal of her as a friend on Facebook bothered her so much to keep pestering him to add her back, and the fact that her persistence prompted this very thread on his part indicates that there's something more complicated to this relationship than just "silly Facebook drama."
I don't disagree with that. Anytime I get some event invitation that was clearly just a mass invitation to everyone in their friends list, a certain degree of artificiality to all of this becomes clear. But I'm just kind of getting at is clarifying that, though it's possible it may not have even occurred without social networking, Facebook in a case like this one seems to merely be an instrument to bring about a further examination of the relationship between these two people. Why is she so disturbed by him removing her? Why is he putting so much thought into what to do next? I don't care to hypothesize about what is really going on here, but it seems to me to be more than silly Facebook nonsense.Vinci said:I've read enough studies on the emotional impact of social networking between people to know that there's some real emotional issues involved, and that it's not utterly ridiculous. I do, however, feel that it creates a dimension of artificial connection between people that would otherwise have gone their separate ways, naturally I might add. I don't consider this lingering to be a worthwhile thing to cultivate, which is why I have little interest in Facebook, along with a host of other factors.
Steve Youngblood said:Eh, it makes perfect sense to do so. The only time it bothers me is when people feel compelled to advertise that they're did so via status updates ("Just purged my friends list, so be happy that you made the cut!").
Steve Youngblood said:I don't disagree with that. Anytime I get some event invitation that was clearly just a mass invitation to everyone in their friends list, a certain degree of artificiality to all of this becomes clear. But I'm just kind of getting at is clarifying that, though it's possible it may not have even occurred without social networking, Facebook in a case like this one seems to merely be an instrument to bring about a further examination of the relationship between these two people. Why is she so disturbed by him removing her? Why is he putting so much thought into what to do next? I don't care to hypothesize about what is really going on here, but it seems to me to be more than silly Facebook nonsense.
Haha! Pretty much.weekend_warrior said:I couldn't come up with 300 people if I counted every person I remember from real life or online, and was allowed to count each person 5 times.
dojokun said:You guys are probably all right. Yeah I'm a dick. LosDaddies, I am unbanned. (I was last banned for saying something dirty I think. Ban message was "You're a sick fuck, dude."). I'll just add her and keep up this charade that Facebooking got me into. Maybe you guys suggesting that I deactivate my account are right.
dojokun said:Three years ago I wouldn't think of deleting her, but after these past three years I just didn't/don't think we are friends.
dojokun said:I probably wasn't clear. I don't have 300 BFFs or something like that. I have roughly 300 people (on facebook) that put in a reasonable amount of effort to see me or hang out, given how long I've known them, how far they live from me, etc. And I do the same for them. People I just met yesterday can be my facebook friend if we're genuinely interested in hanging out, talking to each other, etc. All factors are taken into account. Not that I sit down and spend all day thinking about it, but you know from your gut who is a friend or who is currently on track to being a friend, and who's just someone that you're reduced to politely acknowledging their existence.
She has been "friends" with me for three years and lives really close, yet we just dont see each other. Our friendship isnt going anywhere.
:lolzero margin said:I fucking read all that.
a-fucking-menLunchbox said:facebook drama is the worst drama
Whoompthereitis said:For fucks sake, just add her. Who cares? That's what Facebook is, right? A way to keep some sort of nominal contact with people we don't have time for anymore.
Whoompthereitis said:For fucks sake, just add her. Who cares? That's what Facebook is, right? A way to keep some sort of nominal contact with people we don't have time for anymore.
Pinko Marx said:I don't think he should add her just so she can feel better about herself. OP just needs to tell her that he doesn't care to be friends with her and she needs to get the fuck over it.
ahoyhoy said:Delete your facebook.
Seriously.
Devolution said:Still pretty pathetic that this all came to a head over Facebook. God this generation is awful.