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Reply to "Breaking up with my toxic mom group (Ashley Tisdale essay)"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What I got from that is that social media caused all the toxicity. [b]Without Instagram she would have no idea who was hanging with who and that she wasn't invited.[/b] And basically all the anxiety I have with other women also stems from some variation of this: "there they are, all hanging out and didn't invite me. What did I do wrong?" I hate it so much. Currently dreading logging onto Facebook to post family pictures my mother keep hounding me about because I know I'll see something like this.[/quote] That certainly makes it easier to find out. But even in the old days, it would usually get back to someone that a gathering was planned or took place without them. The social dynamics of a large group based on loose connections can be weird, and not being invited doesn't always mean you did something wrong.[/quote] In the old days it was considered the height of poor manners to talk about a party to someone who wasn't invited. If it got back to someone it was because someone screwed up. Nowadays a party isn't really a party if pictures of all the guests aren't posted for the world to peruse.[/quote]
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