Now *this* is Funny ...

[DenverBachelor]

So last night my friend Woodie shows me his Facebook account and I realize that the only reason I haven't been using Facebook was because I didn't want to start the silly process of blocking all of my ex's friends, etc. after the initial breakup.

 

Well, the other night, after being totally over it completely, I logged into Facebook and got my account updated and even sent a congratulations to one of our mutual friends (she just had a baby girl).

 

This morning, sure enough as the sun rises and sets, I find out my ex blocks me from Facebook. Absolutely hysterical that I'm completely over this and she's still acting like a two-year old.

 

What clued me in was that I was looking at one of our mutual friends accounts and suddenly this morning people were replying to her but her messages were gone.

 

I guess she's taking this resentment, anger and hatred to the grave with her.

[The Paper Knight]

When Cortez arrived at the new world he burnt all his ships so that his army was commited to the cause.

 

Its better that way.

[Toki]

...Cortez was a genocidal monster. Anywho, I know ex's act strangely, everytime my ex has guy troubles she thinks Ill be there with arms wide open, which is idiotic cause Ive never once consoled her since departing.

[Nikki Sahagin]

I actually think blocking someone is the mature thing to do. I blocked my ex - then again he dumped me, not vice versa, but its easier that way.

[WTRanger]

To me, finding it funny means you are masking something. If you were truly over it, you'd act with the golden emotion of indifference.

 

The first thing I did was block, then delete my ex. That way I could still communicate with the rest of my friends and not have her be the sole reason why I disappear from everyone else. Unless, of course, she was the only reason you were on FB to begin with.