Eh, I know what you're talking about. But, like I said above, I have plenty of guys that do this shit too but you're point is well received, it is usually women. We could go into the whole psychological/sociological factors concerning the differences between male/female expression of opinion/emotion but I'm pretty fuckin' baked right now, so I'll say this.
"Got my new tires! I've got traction now, guys! By the time I pulled up to the shop, the steel bands on my tires were showing. Yup, got the money's worth outta those..."
That was my last status update. I think the most emo I ever got was "Fuck, my day sucked, I had a blowout, I can't wait to get my tax return.". I don't complain about friends or relationships on Facebook. That's just childish. But I'm sure you more than understand that not all women are whiny twats. Just figured I'd make another vain attempt to remove myself from the list.
Yeah, but what exactly are those men doing other than saying things that they have done that day? They're most likely not overexagurating (spelled that wrong, I know) to get a response from everyone like "Aw, I hope you're ok", etc.
Not all women do this, but a lot of them do. Perhaps they grow out of it? I haven't had many grown adults on Facebook, but the females ones I have had that are that old usually don't do it. Males have their fair share of doucheyness on Facebook aswell, so don't think I'm just jumping at the chance to bash women here.
Don't worry, you have never striked me as the type to be like the girls that do this stuff on Facebook.
Is it normal that I hate the things that some women post on Facebook?
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Eh, I know what you're talking about. But, like I said above, I have plenty of guys that do this shit too but you're point is well received, it is usually women. We could go into the whole psychological/sociological factors concerning the differences between male/female expression of opinion/emotion but I'm pretty fuckin' baked right now, so I'll say this.
"Got my new tires! I've got traction now, guys! By the time I pulled up to the shop, the steel bands on my tires were showing. Yup, got the money's worth outta those..."
That was my last status update. I think the most emo I ever got was "Fuck, my day sucked, I had a blowout, I can't wait to get my tax return.". I don't complain about friends or relationships on Facebook. That's just childish. But I'm sure you more than understand that not all women are whiny twats. Just figured I'd make another vain attempt to remove myself from the list.
But still, I'm pretty baked.
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Yeah, but what exactly are those men doing other than saying things that they have done that day? They're most likely not overexagurating (spelled that wrong, I know) to get a response from everyone like "Aw, I hope you're ok", etc.
Not all women do this, but a lot of them do. Perhaps they grow out of it? I haven't had many grown adults on Facebook, but the females ones I have had that are that old usually don't do it. Males have their fair share of doucheyness on Facebook aswell, so don't think I'm just jumping at the chance to bash women here.
Don't worry, you have never striked me as the type to be like the girls that do this stuff on Facebook.
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You spelled it wrong because its two separate words.
Over, exaggerating.
I'm not usually a grammar Nazi, so you'll have to excuse me.
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Well, even if I didn't link the two together, I would of still spelled it wrong.
And allow me to return the favour. You spelled "It's" wrong. Now we can both be grammar nazis.
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Touche'
i'm 30. all my female FB friebds are around the same age. they still do it.