Facebook is foreplay. Facebook facilitates adultery and infidelity generally. Facebook gives you the means, the excuse and the cover to communicate with people you have no reason, no business, to talk to. Their day-to-day life has nothing to do with yours — not anymore, anyway. In many cases, perhaps the majority of cases, you follow and chat with this individual because you remember him or her fondly, as he or she might remember you; the memories are from a simpler time in your lives, when you were in college, or high school, when maybe you had a lot more sex, and when nervous possibility was in the air. (You’re probably remembering it with more fondness than it merits.) Your life was about going to class, and smoking weed, and working a crappy part-time job with no real responsibilities so that you’d have enough money to afford frivolous, enjoyable garbage.

tacocat:

My ex was not yet officially divorced from her husband when we started. It wasn't all skeezy and cheating.

I mentioned Facebook leaving a record that she might not need. And she went apeshit.

Months later it was more like "Oh shit. Facebook! You could get me in trouble!"

She's an odd bird

This is not a good or valuable comment. I'm just salty and wanted to vent

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