Social Networking Break Ups

Break ups are hard enough as it is. Being broke up with via social networking websites is even harder. You have to then change your relationship status and have 5,000 people comment about how sad it is. Obviously you know that, you are the one who was broken up with.

Once you are broken up with instead of discarding all of the pictures that you and your partner were in together, you have to sit one the internet untagging yourself from 3,000 pictures. And then delete every picture that has even a trace of them off of your page.

Instead of just avoiding your ex- you then get all of his or her statuses to your phone because you still haven't changed the settings. You then get to know how they are having such a fantastic time and makes you want to eat even more ice cream.

It's bad enough after a break up having to see your ex occasionally, but seeing pictures of him or her makes it incredibly hard. Then you see a new partner with your ex and you then spend 7 hours Facebook stalking them, googling them, and checking youtube for any embarrassing facts that will make you feel better about yourself.It is a fact that 60% of people Facebook stalk their exes.

After the break up, seeing that your ex hasn't posted anything makes you very worried. What could they possibly be doing that he or she doesn't even have time to update their status. Which will eventually lead to more ice cream and man-hating movies.




This video is a simulation of situations that are associated with relationship problems caused by Facebook.