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Here's a friendly word of advice for people that have been recently unfriended on Facebook....don't do this.
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That only works with people who are usually active. I just checked, and three people that I know I got a reconnect message about are still my 'friends'--they just never post anything.On a related note, how do you know you've been unfriended? I found this out months ago (and posted it on my FB page), Facebook has a feature that unintentionally rats you out. I logged in one day and noticed a friendly reminder that I should "reconnect" with so-and-so. Sure enough, I checked my friends list and that bastard had unfriended me!!!!
Now I know every person that has unfriended me....all three of them.
Sounds to me like the husband knows a little more about this guy than he's letting on...Sounds like the husband is quite immature adding in the threats he made. The guy asked a simple question. But regardless, the guy could have just sent her a Facebook email rather than bother the husband.
That only works with people who are usually active. I just checked, and three people that I know I got a reconnect message about are still my 'friends'--they just never post anything.
Sounds like the husband is quite immature adding in the threats he made. The guy asked a simple question. But regardless, the guy could have just sent her a Facebook email rather than bother the husband.
Because he's a real man unlike yourself...
Sounds like the husband is quite immature adding in the threats he made. The guy asked a simple question. But regardless, the guy could have just sent her a Facebook email rather than bother the husband.
This is true. I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for that from now on.True, true...and I think that's what it was intended for. Kinda funny how Facebook rats people out that secretly unfriended you though
lots of insecured men in this forum as well, looks like.
Sounds like the husband is quite immature adding in the threats he made. The guy asked a simple question. But regardless, the guy could have just sent her a Facebook email rather than bother the husband.
I like this guy's style...
Because he's a real man unlike yourself...
I've put out a couple fuck face and mark zuckatwat notices and told people if I didn't know them personally or talk to them regularly I was deleting them so I have gotten any flack for my house cleaning. The game invites got out of hand.
Click the X and choose "Hide all messages by <Application>". There's a new stupid app every week, but I haven't heard a peep from any of those games in months.This. No I don't want to water your farm, be your mafia hitman, or join your vampire brood. In fact, I haven't seen you since second grade.
lots of insecured men in this forum as well, looks like.
If someone did the same shit to my fiancée, I would have said the same exact thing. What's your point? That you got rejected by some woman you stalked on facebook and it damaged what little ego you have left so you call us all "insecured" here? You seem to miss the point of that reply. It was his wife so he's entitled to tell the dumbass to FOAD.
what style? aggressive, macho, and short tempered? I wonder what happens when his wife asks an innocent question? does he threaten her with violence too?
So REAL men solve their problems with their fists?
The comment about the passive IT Manager is spot on.
"Solve issues through running away and capitulating."
Making trouble with another mans wife (well a real man that actually goes to bat for his wife) is taboo.
Why don't you read that picture again. He used to go to primary school with her comes off as that he added her because they were at some point in their life together for a bit and that was it. The guy has no clue about the dude you also have to remember that he asked her husband instead of asking her directly. My mother had a boyfriend in the 5th grade and he went bragging about how great she was and all which recently he requested her on facebook. She declined him. Are you okay with that he contacts my dad and ask why my mother won't add him?All the guy asked was if he did anything to offend her. They've obviously been friends for a long time since they had each other on Facebook and they knew each other since grade school. The husband apparently didn't like that and came off as insecure and made unnecessary threats against him. Just because he's a guy doesn't automatically make him a home wrecker.
and told people if I didn't know them personally or talk to them regularly I was deleting them
Awwww, somebody tell you to leave their wife alone after you stalked her on FB?
Why don't you read that picture again. He used to go to primary school with her comes off as that he added her because they were at some point in their life together for a bit and that was it. The guy has no clue about the dude you also have to remember that he asked her husband instead of asking her directly. My mother had a boyfriend in the 5th grade and he went bragging about how great she was and all which recently he requested her on facebook. She declined him. Are you okay with that he contacts my dad and ask why my mother won't add him?
Real men don't fight over someone flirting with their wife. Sorry, that's middle-school crap. You know what real men do? **Talk to their wives and explain how it's disrespectful and hurtful for them to flirt back or encourage the other men.**
You guys take great joy into reading what isn't there, don't you? I have no problems with my girlfriend having male and female friends alike on Facebook. I also have a Facebook account, and I also have other female friends as well as male friends. A typical guy would say it's ok to have female friends, but their girlfriend has no reason to need another male friend. That's what you guys come across as. Violence and jealousy doesn't solve anything, you know.
A simple answer would have been something like "I don't know, why don't you send her a message and ask her yourself?". Being deleted doesn't bar a person from doing so. Only when they're blocked.
My girlfriend has deleted a lot of friends, ladies and guys alike, and she would sometimes get messages from some of them asking if they did anything to merit the deletion. She would just say she's cleaning house and they don't talk anyways, sorry.
All the guy asked was if he did anything to offend her. They've obviously been friends for a long time since they had each other on Facebook and they knew each other since grade school. The husband apparently didn't like that and came off as insecure and made unnecessary threats against him. Just because he's a guy doesn't automatically make him a home wrecker.
You can call me all kinds of names and make assumptions about me, but some of you guys are coming off as very jealous, and I can't imagine how your girlfriends and wives would react to your comments. My girlfriend would probably punch me in the face if I threatened one of her friends.