I’ll never understand this. Sharing all your personal goings-on via social media shouldn’t really be a norm. Not saying it has to be thought of as ABnormal, but I’m just saying it shouldn’t be the default. It shouldn’t be weird that you DON’T do something trivial like having an internet page of pictures and videos of yourself and things you did.
I don’t begrudge anybody participating in that, but I don’t understand why it makes me weird or potentially shady if I simply DON’T do something. I don’t owe the rest of humanity a page about myself, lmfao.
And I couldn’t be any less interested in visiting anything of the sort for anybody else. My lady basically made me make a MySpace back in my 20s when we first met, lmao, and it was the dumbest thing I’ve ever been a part of, conceptually😂 We’d need 72 hour days before I got bored enough to look at pictures of other people, lmfao
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Your generation is more concerned with social media and image and less with the actual quality of the relationship. And after your 37th breakup, you wonder why you never feel emotionally connected with anyone.
If I was single and dating, I would never even ask about FB or other social media.
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I’ll never understand this. Sharing all your personal goings-on via social media shouldn’t really be a norm. Not saying it has to be thought of as ABnormal, but I’m just saying it shouldn’t be the default. It shouldn’t be weird that you DON’T do something trivial like having an internet page of pictures and videos of yourself and things you did.
I don’t begrudge anybody participating in that, but I don’t understand why it makes me weird or potentially shady if I simply DON’T do something. I don’t owe the rest of humanity a page about myself, lmfao.
And I couldn’t be any less interested in visiting anything of the sort for anybody else. My lady basically made me make a MySpace back in my 20s when we first met, lmao, and it was the dumbest thing I’ve ever been a part of, conceptually😂 We’d need 72 hour days before I got bored enough to look at pictures of other people, lmfao
Your generation is more concerned with social media and image and less with the actual quality of the relationship. And after your 37th breakup, you wonder why you never feel emotionally connected with anyone.
If I was single and dating, I would never even ask about FB or other social media.
No, social media does it define a person, and hopefully never will.
Some might consider it a green flag if they don't have Instagram, since it means they have a life other than posting pictures of themselves.
If people want a successful, happy, lasting relationship they should both agree to not have smartphones or social media.
I don't have it. Only GaG.
But that's not a really good reason to get out the red flags 🚩 🚩 🚩
To me heavy social media and Instagram use is a major red flag. So is being a influencer or a streamer.
Nah, I have it because my father was threatening to get Facebook so I had to get a step ahead
Now I keep my close circle of friends and business associates on it
I think the perfect women is not on her phone all the time?
For some people yes, but not for people who are beyond and above that.
No! I don’t have it and I find it to be waste of time. I feel higher stress when I open Instagram
I don’t have that I have Facebook. I don’t think it’s a red flag
Everything is a red flag if you are insufferable enough.
I sure as heck hope not.
No, it's nothing
Nope.
It is?
Red flag if they do
LOL... no
It's a green flag.