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Does my friend want be to be like someone who doesn’t have any social media or no? -
March 5th 2020, 11:49 PM
always in between wanting to post a lot on social media and wanting to delete all socials and be like that person you went to school with that you think of randomly and hope they’re doing well.
Re: Does my friend want be to be like someone who doesn’t have any social media or no? -
March 6th 2020, 12:30 PM
There's nothing wrong with not having any social media accounts. It's hard to make that decision going from having social media to quitting them altogether. It's probably comparable to quitting a dangerous addiction, such as drinking or smoking. Just be supportive of her in whatever she decides to do.
Re: Does my friend want be to be like someone who doesn’t have any social media or no? -
March 6th 2020, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Serendipity.
There's nothing wrong with not having any social media accounts. It's hard to make that decision going from having social media to quitting them altogether. It's probably comparable to quitting a dangerous addiction, such as drinking or smoking. Just be supportive of her in whatever she decides to do.
I just thought it meant that she wants to be like someone who doesn’t have any social media
Re: Does my friend want be to be like someone who doesn’t have any social media or no? -
March 6th 2020, 03:12 PM
I'm not really sure what you mean. Do you mean a specific 'someone' or 'someone' in general? As I already said, there is nothing wrong with choosing to quit social media. It can be exhausting for various reasons.
Re: Does my friend want be to be like someone who doesn’t have any social media or no? -
March 6th 2020, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Serendipity.
I'm not really sure what you mean. Do you mean a specific 'someone' or 'someone' in general? As I already said, there is nothing wrong with choosing to quit social media. It can be exhausting for various reasons.
Re: Does my friend want be to be like someone who doesn’t have any social media or no? -
March 9th 2020, 01:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Justin_
So do you think she wants to delete all social media and be like that person who doesn’t have any social media or no?
As the above members have said, there's nothing wrong with deleting your social media and there are a lot of reasons why people do it. For me, it's because I'm spending way too much time on it and I don't want people to know what I'm up too. The only reason why I have it is because of my photography.
Re: Does my friend want be to be like someone who doesn’t have any social media or no? -
December 14th 2020, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Justin_
But what did she meant when she said and be like that person you went to school with that you think of randomly and hope they’re doing well?
A lot of people make those sort of posts that might be in reference to someone; but it isn't obvious who, and it's never meant to be obvious. Don't think too much about it, seriously. You'll drive yourself crazy. If it's really bothering you that much, then say something to her but don't make it sound like you're expecting something. It's nearly the holidays, so perhaps something like "I hope you have a wonderful holiday!" should suffice... it's short and simple.
Just realized this thread was created in March, so not sure why it's still even a question.
Seriously, I would really focus on something else if this has been bothering you for three-quarters of a year.