Boggart

While I support the idea of Pokemon Go, I hate about 90% of the people playing it.

Fantasy leagues. I don't care if it's sports, video games, super heroes, what have you. I don't see the appeal at all. I understand how they work, it just sounds incredibly time consuming and not-enjoyable.

KILL HER DIVORCE HER. SHE'S NOT WORTH IT.

BUT MAYBE IT'S MAYBELINE

 

Uh...that's why you have hands? 

My hands will support me during my cocaine addiction?

Happy Birthday Strat man! <3

Which half do you prefer, front or back?

 

 

Who the heck prefers the back? that person must not have a face.

@Bone Worst and Best part about Scotland?

How many people have you slept with in the UK

I bought them all so that none of you non-deservings will get it. I will literally spend all the money I have to prevent others from getting in because it's that exclusive.

A few of my friends use Tinder and I think they want a relationship. They're all girls. They're not very successful. But sometimes they get laid, so that's cool I guess.

I've used grindr a few times but nothing really happened. Never did a hook-up. exchanged a few numbers but we stopped talking after a few days. This is why i haven't had sex in 8 years.

Okay so sorry for the really ambiguous title. I didn't know how to describe it easily.

Basically, in the past year, I have met three/four people who fit this sequence of events:

1) Long-term relationship  where they never posted ANYTHING on social media and barely ever talked about their partners.

2) End of long-term relationship on their terms (aka dumped the other person)

3) Dated someone else immediately/relatively quickly after

4) Post about them on social media constantly or talk about the other person constantly.

In other words, I have met quite a few people who used to say "Oh I never post about my relationships online. It's tacky and I like to keep my private life private." Which is fine, I'm the same way. But then they date someone new and all I see is #MCM, #WCW #Love Love my new boyfriend, change the profile picture, constant statuses, tweets etc. when they were NEVER that kind of person with other ex's.

In my opinion, it seems like they were embarrassed/not super proud of the person they were dating. But now they are super happy with the new person and want to show them off. So does that mean that their old relationship basically didn't mean much to them? Or that they knew it was going to end from the beginning? Or am I over thinking it? Could it be a different interpretation?

 I ask because my friend (who is a girl) was dating a girl for 3 years. . My friend gets dumped because the girl "wants to see what it's like dating guys" (and has a guy ready and willing. they literally had a date the night my friend got dumped) and now she's posting photos of him and her together 24/7. There's not one photo of her with my friend anywhere. Maybe she's just happy with this guy in a way she never was with my friend? Or maybe she's not afraid since it's a heterosexual relationship. Either way, I have friends who did the same where a friend dumped a guy, dated a new guy and then is like SOCIAL MEDIA UP IN HERE, when they never did that with the ex. Does it say something about the relationship?

I'm just curious as to what you all think

Also for those of you who don't know me, I'm Boggart and I make super long posts.

Good luck @Keil ! Choosing school over Codex is the story of my life

Also the worst decision I ever made.

Asian. Every region of the continent has something really nice to eat

that's so broad.

I say spanish foods like paella

Ewww.

 

Clean up in aisle three!

More like clean up on Genesis 38:9

O Holy Night - Josh Groban

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