What do you say to guys (and girls) who removed you from facebook?

[TheLoner]

What do you say to guys (and girls) who removed you from facebook?

And you also have to see these people on a regular basis?


It's very awkward.

Can I just completely ignore them, or act like it never happened?

Has this ever happened to you before?

 

[Smok1nAce]

i act like i didn't even notice because i really don't care, Facebook is facebook.

 

[VladPatton]

I thank them.

 

[plate's_empty]

Send them a pic of your Dong.

 

[djjizzyjeff]

What do you say to guys (and girls) who removed you from facebook?

And you also have to see these people on a regular basis?


It's very awkward.

Can I just completely ignore them, or act like it never happened?

Has this ever happened to you before?

I wouldn't say anything nor would care. Then again it wouldn't matter to me as I've deleted my Facebook about a year ago now. Not too many people would be concerned as it is as they're more worried about their own attention and only care if you are of pretty high value for them and their own need for your attention/ online friendship.

Grow up.

 

[TheLoner]

I thank them.

Why would you thank them? Wouldn't that make you seem like you need validation by doing that?

 

[foreverAFC]

i already told you man, you need to just ask him to rub your back after practice

 

[Jay kay]

Forget about it, she either doesn't like you or she's addicted to looking at your photos and the only way to overcome that addiction is to remove you from her friends list

 

[floydb25]

Never happened... usually the other way around, or I ignore their friend requests. I'm apparently social, insightful, interested (in others), entertaining, "real", and crazy enough to keep people around. Same as in real life... everyone always wants / wanted to hang out and be friends, or date, whatever... even if they're ****ty / rude / abusive people, and I hate their guts. Same with work, and elsewhere... everyone tries to get me to talk, and this and that - even though I hate everyone, and prefer solitude. Still have that innate social ability, and being able to connect to others, and keep a conversation going. People always said I have a nice personality, and seem like a cool person. Still hate them, though.

Wouldn't care if they disliked me, though. It's usually not just because... but, ie; having a falling out, realizing they're fake and two-faced, getting into a big fight, not having anything in common, etc. Doesn't stop them from not realizing it, and trying to keep things the way they are, and them with the upper-hand, or not being rejected / abandoned. Too bad nobody cares what those selfish *******s want.

Not an unlikeable person, but there's a lot of fake people out there. Ergo, being likeable and sociable isn't anything special. You attract a lot of ****ty people, all the same... especially if you're a bit on the nicer, easy-going side... not necessarily in terms of personality (was always ****y and witty), but in being too understanding, giving everyone the benefit of the doubt, not being assertive or standing up for yourself or setting boundaries, letting people control / define you... people love to take advantage of that... especially losers looking for a scapegoat for their own failures and insecurities... which is all *******s are: cowards..

No sense putting yourself too out there and trying to be likeable by everyone. Most people are ****.

This is another one of those grass is greener symptoms. You might think it's all happy funtime, but its just as ****ty as when you have no friends, or whatever. Mostly because a lot of people are ****. Same with being attractive to the opposite sex, or whatever.