If Facebook has taught me ANYTHING
I sort of despise Facebook since they added games and fan pages, but I sort of take it all in stride. It's just a website, whatever. I can always stop using it if things get out of hand retarded.
Something that always bothers me though: when multiple people who are friends add a fan page that clearly outlines what is currently happening in their friendship.
EXAMPLE:
Five friends have just added the fan page "Oh I'm sorry, I forgot that I don't exist unless you NEED something" and ALL of them are ALWAYS complaining about how people aren't paying attention to them. I'm sorry. Maybe if you actually talked to each other instead of just passive-aggressively liking things on facebook, you wouldn't have this problem? I mean, I know that this sucks when people only talk to you because they want something, but have you tried... I dunno... making new friends? Or actively trying to keep the ones that you have? It seems to me that you're clearly paying attention to your friend's news feeds, since you all liked the same thing within minutes of each other. You know there is a communication problem for all of you, and yet you ignore it.
Just a mild observation.
Something that always bothers me though: when multiple people who are friends add a fan page that clearly outlines what is currently happening in their friendship.
EXAMPLE:
Five friends have just added the fan page "Oh I'm sorry, I forgot that I don't exist unless you NEED something" and ALL of them are ALWAYS complaining about how people aren't paying attention to them. I'm sorry. Maybe if you actually talked to each other instead of just passive-aggressively liking things on facebook, you wouldn't have this problem? I mean, I know that this sucks when people only talk to you because they want something, but have you tried... I dunno... making new friends? Or actively trying to keep the ones that you have? It seems to me that you're clearly paying attention to your friend's news feeds, since you all liked the same thing within minutes of each other. You know there is a communication problem for all of you, and yet you ignore it.
Just a mild observation.