People who feel the need to broadcast their love

[irc333]

Prior to the internet, singles would get a bit depressed during the holidays seeing couples out in public holding hands, snuggling, etc.

 

Now, with Facebook, it's all shoved in your face back-to-back. I usually don't mind it when it's occasional, but I had to unfollow this one woman. She was actually giving a "play-by-play" on whatever "us" time they were having.

 

Even labeling them with 'Stop 1' , 'Stop 2, Stop 3". (Labeling the stops they've been making throughout the evening.

 

"Stop 10 - in our room doing it!" LOL

 

I mean....really??

 

But seriously, do you get sick of seeing people broadcasting their love for each other on their news feeds constantly?

[anne1707]

I would probably put it on the same level as people who constantly post about women's OLD profiles and what they mean by them, why on earth they say this, that and the other, etc

[Dontfindme]

For me - it usually depends on my relationship status.

 

If I'm newly single, I'll unfollow it for a while because it will make me sad.

 

Then it wears off after a month or two, and doesn't bother me much. Serves as motivation after that.

 

If I'm coupled, and happy - I'm definitely liking every googly-eyed instagram snap of my friends and their lovers, eating food, and making out.

[irc333]

I would probably put it on the same level as people who constantly post about women's OLD profiles and what they mean by them, why on earth they say this, that and the other, etc

 

Hey, at least this is a post that isn't about online dating profiles. LOL

[gaius]

It actually makes me happy to see, unless it's at my expense.

[MidwestUSA]

I LOVE MY HUSBAND!!

 

We broadcasted the first anniversary of our first date. The day I gave him a key to the house. The day his cat moved in. The day I surprised him with an xBox One. His first 'private moment' in the master bath.

 

 

Um, what else do y'all want to know? I guess you should just FB friend me.