
Freddy Woo writes, "My school bully just friended me on Facebook!" No doubt he pokes him, and then demands his lunch money.
Personally, last month a scantily clad young woman confused me with her fiance, with whom I share a first and last name. I'm still not sure she's noticed, but she's going to be mortified when she does.
What's the biggest mistake you've made using a social networking site?
( , Thu 11 Sep 2008, 14:06)
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Ever since facebook came around, break-ups have become even more of a nightmare. We split almost a year ago now, and I can go most days without thinking about her, I'd be completely healthy and recovered except it's still like a punch in the nuts when I go on facebook and the status bar reads '**** has the best boyfriend EVER'. Obviously I can't bring this up with her because it's been a year and I'll seem insane, and I can't just block her because she's too important to me and I don't want to lose touch. What's a boy to do?
Apologies for lack of hummus, maybe I should just go and hang out on myspazz with the other emos. Love makes bad poets of us all.
( , Sat 13 Sep 2008, 13:11, 21 replies)

and sellotape a picture of your old girlfriend to the back of her head.
That's what I'm going to do.
( , Sat 13 Sep 2008, 13:15, closed)

de-friended me on the basis (he said) that he couldn't stop torturing himself with looking at my profile, not that I'm seeing anyone else or anything, as I am still in love with the bastard.
So as I can no longer see his status updates I torture myself instead with looking at his friends list, wondering what he's doing with whom, and who the fuck SHE is whenever he gets a new female friend...
So yeah, I empathise... it's definitely detrimental to the recovery process. Join you on myspazz.
( , Sat 13 Sep 2008, 14:13, closed)

turn off your pc, go outside and find something less mindfucknumbingly emo to do instead.
if you are pining over a facebook profile just you wait until someone you love really fucks you up
( , Sat 13 Sep 2008, 15:04, closed)

He did. Hence the uncharacteristic emo-ness.
Never mind.
( , Sat 13 Sep 2008, 19:04, closed)

That's what this post was about...to summarise:
-jabboy in love with girl
-girl fucks jabboy up
-jabboy unable to get over the fucking up as smoothly due to existence of facebook
What, because we both have social networking accounts we're uncapable of having had a meaningful relationship?
Twat.
( , Sat 13 Sep 2008, 19:12, closed)

So why not just delete her?
It's not like you'll lose touch if y'know, you actually put the effort in rather than doing the online equivalent of hiding in her garden stroking your cock.
( , Sun 14 Sep 2008, 9:33, closed)

but deleting her kind of makes it obvious I'm still not over her. Plus since facebook came along, everyone I know uses it instead of email. It's an oddity finding a message in my hotmail inbox these days. I shy away from phone contact as well, mainly because I have the phone manner of a retarded spider monkey. So it's texts, facebook and msn I rely on. Boy, am I teenage or what?
( , Sun 14 Sep 2008, 14:44, closed)

( , Sun 14 Sep 2008, 15:51, closed)

Go on a date with another girl (or lie about going on a date if you have to). Put on your status how much you are looking forward to the date and a "fresh start", yada yada. If your ex goes bunny boiler on you on Facestalk then you know that she has been putting that '**** has the best boyfriend EVER' stuff just to get back at you and she hasn't really got over you.
I'll be serious now - Just move on and find pastures new. There's little point moping what you could have had with her because you're wasting time that you could be spending with someone even better than "The Ex". She is your ex for a reason.
Edit: Badger once again types words of wisdom. :)
( , Sun 14 Sep 2008, 9:59, closed)

Mate, you'll never get over her if ou keep her in your life. Delete the profile, erase her phone number, remove email address from contact list.
She won't even notice you've blocked her until she tries to stalk you.
And in 6 months, if you still want to be friends, send her an email or something. You should be seeing other people by that point, and hopefully fully over her
( , Sun 14 Sep 2008, 15:05, closed)

everything everybody's saying is obviously right, and I know I am an irrational emo bastard. I tried blocking her out completely the first couple of months after we broke up, and that was even worse. I'm just one of those 'life is suffering' types, I wasn't looking for any sympathy or anything, I was just surprised that no-one was really mentioning this side of the Facebook thing. I really am over her for the most part, it's just the occasional photo or status update popping up on my feed that plunges me back into Jon Favreau in 'Swingers' mode, like the other day. Haven't cried about it since the week it happened, and I'm managing to keep the masturbation to a healthy level (six times a day is about normal, right? O_o).
( , Sun 14 Sep 2008, 17:52, closed)

I know the feeling of this one, happily there's a fun little tool on the news feed, allowing you to edit privacy settings.
It means you can block all mention of her ever coming up on the news feed, and just shy away from status updates, sure as hell helped me!
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 9:06, closed)
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