I was wondering why
facebook seems so serious when it comes to relationships. People tend to base their friendships when someone using the public display options to show their infatuated love to a loved-one. Example:
My girl Alex didn't totally admit in dating her boyfriend Brandon until one day they put that mess on
facebook. Thats how everyone knew, she was
R E A L L Y going to commit to this one dude. That he was an "
alright" fellow. Okay. Case in point.
A way to end a relationship is just straight up blocking or deleting people. I did this to my ex. He just
DIDN'T get it. We are not going to be friends. For a long time. And I'll see him on campus; might say hi, or even wave - but I never try to engage in a conversation. If anything, it'll be less then a five minute conversation that'll consist of the common "hey, how ya doing?" blahzay blahzay. But, every
SINGLE time I'd see him on campus he'd want to talk. And we had this discussion a few weeks ago when he ended it with me that WE would not be cool. I
SAID we
wouldn't be cool, and I wouldn't want to be his friend or talk to him. No. He didn't get it.
Actions speak louder then words then. So, I took the initiative and deleted him off my cell phone (yeah, how will he know, I barely call him), delete him from my AIM, and finally...last but not least -
FACEBOOK. Where
EVERYONE will see who you are friends with and who you are
NOT friends with.
Once I deleted him, the
VERY next day - like I presumed - I got a message stating:
LMAO you deleted me? Okay, take it easy.
Why must he always have the last word? Go to H-E-double hockey sticks loser.
Only reason why I say hi to you in public is because ITS public and I don't like drama. When you make it seem uncomfortable it'll make it seem like he has won. And honestly, he hasn't - I'm trying to move on with my life - so why doesn't he take it easy and move on with his?