Divorce and Facebook

I agree. Facebook has created a temptation that never existed and couples will suffer. I have had an ex who was engaged try contact me a few times. I basically told her to sort herself out and I unfriended her.

Facebook is the devil. Im thinking of deleting my profile but how would I spy on my girlfriend...lol
 
I agree. Facebook has created a temptation that never existed and couples will suffer. I have had an ex who was engaged try contact me a few times. I basically told her to sort herself out and I unfriended her.

Facebook is the devil. Im thinking of deleting my profile but how would I spy on my girlfriend...lol

:D
 
I agree. Facebook has created a temptation that never existed and couples will suffer. I have had an ex who was engaged try contact me a few times. I basically told her to sort herself out and I unfriended her.

Facebook is the devil. Im thinking of deleting my profile but how would I spy on my girlfriend...lol
if you have such a strong urge to spy on her then i would say you have trust issues....

:erm:
 
I agree. Facebook has created a temptation that never existed and couples will suffer. I have had an ex who was engaged try contact me a few times. I basically told her to sort herself out and I unfriended her.

hmm. rather have her chance her luck on facebook than stalk you in real life
 
hmm. rather have her chance her luck on facebook than stalk you in real life

What murraybiscuit said... Much, much better getting friend requests and PMs which you can ignore, delete or block than having her stalk you "in real life."

Can't remember where I read it but one of my favorite quotes (might be just a little off topic) goes: "Facebook is for stalking your friends, Twitter is for stalking celebrities, MySpace is for stalking underage girls and the rest of the Internet is porn... The Internet in a nutshell."
 
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