Comments on: 7 Social Media Sins You Shouldn’t Commit if You Want Your Ex Back

By: Andrea Cancela

Andrea Cancela — Mon, 18 Sep 2017 12:07:44 +0000

There are so many people out there who love to hold out their personal lives on social media. Maybe this gives a celebrity like feeling! But very few realize this in time. Social media is kind of ruining our personal lives, and with so many opportunities to become famous on social media, it is indeed tempting to post things or information that others do not need to know. Moreover, I think people who feel that they have no one to vent it out to or share their grief with, do this. It is kind of forcibly making others listen to you. Maybe it gives a good feeling temporarily, but in the long run, it is definitely going to tarnish your public image.

By: Lisa Hughes

Lisa Hughes — Thu, 07 Sep 2017 06:23:27 +0000

After going through the entire article, it just dawned on to me that what have I been doing! Allowing myself to be ridiculed by others? I always had this bit of a concern inside about posting such silly things on my Facebook, but I would ignore it and return to publicizing my personal life. I don’t know why I did it, but it’s time that I started being careful about what goes out on Facebook. Thank you for the inspiring article, it was an eye opener.

By: Jade Miles

Jade Miles — Tue, 29 Aug 2017 10:22:30 +0000

This can be a difficult thing to realize for a lot of people if someone doesn’t point it out. I didn’t have a friend who would tell me not to. Well, either they got fun out of it, or they were annoyed, but no one ever bothered to tell me this. Now I realize what I have been doing, and I never thought it could be so embarrassing. I made social media kind of an open notebook, where I shared my thoughts and opinions. I used to do exactly this, go on and on about my sorrows and sufferings post break up on social media. I don’t know, but after realizing this I am sort of feeling very unconfortable. But thank you for pointing it out.

By: Christie Bracken

Christie Bracken — Thu, 24 Aug 2017 13:12:45 +0000

Yeah. This is very annoying. No one wants to wake up to someone else’s long rants on their feeds every morning. I just hope these people realize how they should deal with their personal lives. Social media is not a place where you should be venting out your frustrations and pain. That’s simply not the right thing to do. They are not just making themselves vulnerable to others but also subjecting themselves to mockery and ridicule. Definitly noone will express it publicly.

By: Pamela Fletcher

Pamela Fletcher — Thu, 17 Aug 2017 13:28:10 +0000

My best friend used to tell me to stop posting personal issues on Facebook. I would stop for a few days and get back to doing it. Until I heard a few very bad gossips about myself those were not true and upon realizing what may have caused that i stopped posting on Facebook completely. I know a lot of people do this and unlike me they do not even realize how they are being ridiculed behind their backs.

By: Bernie Hamilton

Bernie Hamilton — Tue, 08 Aug 2017 11:37:13 +0000

The social media is encroaching upon people’s private space. But many of us simply love to let people (sometimes even the most uninterested ones also) know about what is happening in our lives. It is okay till the point you are sharing the common experiences with people. But there is simply no justification to why anyone would share their very personal emotions with just anyone! Being subjected to pity and sympathy isn’t a good thing. Or worse still, letting people enjoy or get entertained by your agony.

By: Marc Romanova

Marc Romanova — Thu, 03 Aug 2017 07:28:03 +0000

Social media should be used carefully and responsibly. I have seen some of my friends sharing their thoughts post break up, and it was not cool. We all should know what and how much we should share on social media. There is no point in letting people know what you are going through because they wont understand. Some would find it entertaining, while others would simply ignore or feel annoyed. Relationships are something very personal and they should be kept that way. By sharing such details of one’s emotional state on social media they would only be making fun of themselves.

By: Cloee Rose

Cloee Rose — Mon, 03 Jul 2017 14:00:01 +0000

This is one of the best and most important post break up advices I have come across. I myself had friends who thought blurting it out on the social media would help them recover faster. There is no point letting everyone know about your state of mind, since not everyone would understand what you are going through.

By: Lara Eurdolian

Lara Eurdolian — Thu, 08 Jun 2017 11:43:56 +0000

Parting ways with the person you love the most is the most heart breaking thing in the world. I wish no one ever has to go through this phase. It is not from my personal experience but some one really close to me had to end a relationship owing to some adjustment issues. But, there was a phase when she would take to Facebook or Twitter and share her thoughts on her break up and the relationship that was no longer there. However, with time and God’s grace everything fell into place for them and they once again started dating.