Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm infertile and got rid of facebook in 2005. This confirms that I made the right choice all those years ago.

I don't think facebook existed in 2005...

Clearly you are an old person.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm infertile and got rid of facebook in 2005. This confirms that I made the right choice all those years ago.

I don't think facebook existed in 2005...

Not PP, but it did. Back then it was only available to college students though. I remember being a freshman and anxiously awaiting for our school to become part of Facebook. I believe it was during Fall semester, 2004. I don't think it opened up to non college students until late 2006 (at least according to a quick google search just now).

There's a glorious function where you can unfollow them and they won't show up in your feed. This is the best of both worlds, you don't see their stuff, but they're still a "friend" so you can snoop into what they're doing when you're up for it. It doesn't have to be in your face everyday.

However, you do have to take everything on FB with a grain of salt b/c it is a platform to show off, brag, rather than reality.

This is why there is a hide function and I used it liberally while dealing with infertility. I know it sucks but there is a solution.

Anonymous wrote:I'm infertile and got rid of facebook in 2005. This confirms that I made the right choice all those years ago.

I don't think facebook existed in 2005...

Anonymous wrote:I think you're taking others' posts and FB activity way too personally. People post and respond to things they can relate to. They probably don't realize how carefully you're studying and analyzing things.

Just reme,ber, their fb activity has little to do with you or even their real relationships.

It's time to log off. Deactivate your account for Lent or something.

AGREE