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When you post on Facebook about the "it" so much it feels like you’re the only one who exists. It’s like you’re begging people to care, but they’re too busy ignoring you.
I just posted a status about how the "it" is the worst thing ever. Again.
My notes are just rants about the "it". I’m not even mad, I’m just bored.
I commented on 12 posts about the "it". I’m not a fan, I’m a fanatic.
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When you’re so obsessed with the "it" you think everyone should know about it, even if they don’t want to. It’s like you’re shouting at a wall, and the wall is your ex.
I posted a photo of my cat looking at the "it". It’s not funny. I know.
I tagged my mom in a comment about the "it". She’s not even here.
I made a note about the "it" and it’s 300 words long. I’m not sorry.
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When you update Facebook so much about the "it" you start to think it’s personal. It’s like the "it" is watching you, and it’s judging you.
I updated my status about the "it" 7 times today. It’s like it’s my job now.
My notes are about the "it" and my lunch. The lunch is just there to suffer.
I commented on a post about the "it" and it felt like a conversation. It wasn’t.
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When you update Facebook about the "it" so much it’s like you’re doing it for revenge. You’re not happy. You’re just trying to make people feel the pain.
I posted a status about the "it" and it’s just a rant. It’s not a rant, it’s a war cry.
I commented on every post about the "it". It felt like I was fighting a battle.
I made a note about the "it" and it’s 10 paragraphs long. I’m not sorry, I’m just tired.
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When you update Facebook about the "it" so much you think it’s the only thing that matters. It’s like you forgot how to live, and the "it" is your new best friend.
I posted a status about the "it" and it’s just me talking to myself. I’m not alone, I’m just annoying.
My notes are just about the "it". I’m not even mad, I’m just bored.
I commented on a post about the "it" and it felt like I was trying to impress someone. I wasn’t.
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