“He never untagged all your old photos together. Sure, this might just be because he's lazy or forgot, (especially if he doesn't give a shit about Facebook, because who gives a shit about Facebook). But keeping all your digital memories perfectly preserved without removal or untagging is further proo…”— Frank Kobola, cosmopolitan.com
“If they start posting way too many photos à la ‘enjoying life’ every day, they’re trying to prove something to themselves and to the rest of the world… What are they trying to prove, you ask? That they don’t need you to have fun, when they clearly do.”— Irina Terehova, mtlblog.com
“They block you off all social networks (watching a highlight reel of you moving on without them is painful).”— James Nelmondo, unknownbreakup.com
“A huge indication that your ex still loves you can be seen by the way they interact with your social media pages. If he constantly likes your pictures and updates – and I mean every single one you post – then he definitely still loves you. This is especially true if he ends up creeping all the way b…”— Bella Pope, herinterest.com
“When he posts statuses about feeling like he’s missing something. Social media posts will always reveal whether or not your ex is still stuck on you.”— Ashley Page, madamenoire.com
“There is something so sad about going online and seeing almost everyone shouting ‘Notice me, notice me!’ Which is such a human desire—to be acknowledged. But me responding to that with some sort of ‘You’re noticed, you’re seen’ only perpetuates the loneliness. Because I’m not seeing you; I’m not not…”— Taylor Schilling, ellecanada.com
“You don’t talk about him behind his back. You don’t complain to your girlfriends about him in a way that you wouldn’t say to his face. You don’t post his shortcomings on social media.”— Clayton Olson, thoughtcatalog.com
“You’re not worried about what others think of your relationship. You don’t feel the need to broadcast your love on every media channel, obsess over vague texts with your friends, or nervously wait to hear if your parents think that they’re right or wrong for you. You know how you feel, full stop. Yo…”— Heidi Priebe, thoughtcatalog.com
“Guys. There is no reason to say "One-two-three" before you take a photo. Just take a million photos.”— Mindy Kaling, twitter.com
“If your partner is suddenly all about social media — especially if they've never previously shown an interest — it could be they've found a way to chat without being too obvious. That's because these digital platforms make the relationship easier to hide.”— Carolyn Steber, bustle.com
“If the only photos your boyfriend posts when you're together are just of him, ‘Houston, we have a problem!’ If you go on vacations and dates with your boyfriend, but his social media presence reflects he’s either alone or out with his buddies, there’s a reason for that.”— Liz Crokin, elitedaily.com
“If you post a photo on Facebook, or other social media site, and tag him and it appears on his page, but none of his friends like or comment on the photo, he has blocked his world from your existence. Or, if other women are writing on his page, yet you can't see what they write, he has strategically…”— Liz Crokin, elitedaily.com
“You can learn so much from a dude's Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook accounts. And you don't have to take off your leopard-print Slippers by Snooki to do it. Thanks to relationship status updates and photos that chronicle the friends and lives of our peers, it's easier than ever to set your sights o…”— Hallie Gould, marieclaire.com
“You have to follow people. Follow people back that interest you, and work your way up. You don't HAVE to follow everyone who follows you, but don't play yourself up like you're better.”— thedrunkenvaper, reddit.com
“We used to have to wait until our ten-year reunion to look each other up and down to see how much worse or better off we were than they. But now with the beautiful invention of Facebook we have the opportunity to compare ourselves to everyone. Every. Single. Day.”— Paul Angone, allgroanup.com
“Celebrate what you do. Don’t obsess about everything you don’t. Someone’s always going to have bigger boobs, bonuses, and boats. We need to celebrate on the ship we’re sailing, instead of drowning as we attempt to swim to someone else’s.”— Paul Angone, allgroanup.com
“Social media is a great tool for all of us introverts and decent people alike as it speeds up the time between thinking someone is great and realizing they’re the worst.”— Amy Schumer, amazon.com
“Today would be perfect in every way. The Facebook photos wouldn't lie. So much joy. Her life had so much so joy. That was an actual verifiable fact.”— Liane Moriarty, amazon.com