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I never really understood all the fuss about social medias, mainly Instagram. I have no need to show various things from my life online or posting tons of pictures of myself, my pets or my meals... It's simply not a thing for me but many people think I'm lying when I say I don't care for it.

• What do you think guys? Would this stop you from interacting with a girl who's like me in this?
• Is that maybe even a turn off or simply a thing that would possibly bother you?

PS. I want to add I use FB to chat and for stuff like memes but that's the most of social media thingy to do from me.

So I am a girl and I have a friend nearly 20 years older. We have become close recently. I am bisexual and her behaviour confuses me a bit. I don't want to get mixed messages but because we are new friends, I kinda don't want to ask outright just yet about whether she is attracted/keen on me. She doesn't know I'm bi by the way. She is a big Christian too. The thing is, over the last week she has been acting distant. I posted a pic of my ex-boyfriend (who she doesn't even know about) in my Whatsapp status, she saw it and then suddenly I couldn't see her Whatsapp profile pic within 30 minutes of doing that.

Anyhoo, basically
1) I have caught her just staring at me, for no reason.
2) We were standing next to each other to get a group picture and I held her hand above my shoulder and she took it away and put it tightly around my waist (don't know if that is a good or bad thing). When I turned to her to say something, she was a bit flustered and red in the face.
3) When I speak to her, she watches my mouth sometimes and looks at my chest. I find this odd considering I'm sitting right next to her and watch her do it. 4) She checks my WhatsApp statuses quite often. 5) I told her my friends are the only people who get my jokes and she got upset and said, "what about me? I laugh at you all the time."

My husband said it made him feel like he had a trophy wife knowing most other men want me but only he has me. It added to his confidence.

On the other end of the spectrum, I have had men behave in insanely jealous ways because they know how many other men want me.

One went through my emails determined to prove I was cheating, because I had so many options. He started yelling at me for emails he found from 5 years before we even met! I went on a date with a guy when we were just friends (before dating), and he tried to convince me the guy made a sex tape and he blackmailed the guy into not releasing me to save me. The guy and I never even had sex. We were fully clothed the whole time, kissed a bit, and then I decided he was not for me at all. He snuck into my phone and stole pictures I had from years before. He went on my social media and deleted any man.

He and others attacked male friends to me.

Other guys constantly ask me who I have been with recently and scoff with disbelief when I say no one. They say, "A hot girl like you? Yeah right. You have men knocking down your door." Yes, but I don't want to have sex with every guy who pursues me.

The most recent ex turned it into a competition in his head. He saw that if I actually tried I could get over 1,000 date offers in 24 hours. It really messed with him. He spent years trying to get attention from other women as if it was a competition. He kept cheating with girls way below even his own standards, because he was afraid he'd never get the chance again. He felt validated for a moment until the next 100 rejections piled on and he felt lonely, desperate, and worthless again. He lost his family over it. He didn't even really like the girls or the sex. He had better at home in every way, but he became obsessed. We couldn't even have sex because he lost all of the confidence that attracted me to him and couldn't perform. It really changed him for the worst. He lost sight of what he had over something so petty.