/b/ - Random

Are teenagers even allowed to post here? Grow up. Putting up your identity online like it's meat for sale and needing validation from fake, egoistical, image-driven people is a much bigger red flag than anything else you've mentioned. Hope the boyfriend finds someone better.

>>245824
the y chromosome is dying out and you're not going to reproduce

>>245824
what a room temperature iq post
>Are teenagers even allowed to post here?
18 and 19 years old are teenagers, so yes. mindblown
>Putting up your identity online like it's meat for sale and needing validation from fake, egoistical, image-driven people
blah blah blah. i personally don't use social media either, but it's well known that men who hide their girlfriends from the social sphere are up to something, often cheating/two timing, but in your delusional handmaiden world that is nowhere near a possibility and it's just the girl who is sooo stupid and vapid! that is what worries my friend, not validation seeking
>Hope the boyfriend finds someone better
you sound like those twitter posts that go have you told a man he's precious today yet? cringe

While it's considerate that the guy doesn't want some chick to fucking end herself over him, that guy needs to move on. At a certain point there's only so much you can offer someone, and if she's trying to control him despite not even being in a relationship anymore then the girl has a lot of mental issues she needs to work out. That level of emotional manipulation and holding someone hostage isn't good for either of them. If I were the guy, I could completely cut ties with the girl regardless what she says for attention; and if I were you as a friend, I would just keep an eye out. Maybe some good advice will come along.

I think the biggest question is whether or not it bothers your friend. If it doesn't: cool. If it does then maybe she should have a talk with the guy. Although, I don't really see social media pics as being a huge deal because I don't use that shit.

>>245812
He is up to something. If he was being honest, he would have just deleted his social media since he doesn't use it and it is more trouble than it's worth. If he really did want to keep using social media, he would have made a new one so that his ex wouldnt find him. He is probably still with his 'ex' and came up with this shit excuse.
My ex did something similar while we were still together. He cheated on me with a 18 year old girl and I think he told her that I had a history of depression and would kill myself if I ever found out about their relationship. actually this is getting weird. is your friend named alana?

>>245827
Never said it's not a possibility, just that her entire way of conceiving this is coming from completely the wrong place. It comes accross as desparate, annoying and immature. Social media is a cancer on society.

Her friend could just post a picture of the two of them on her own account. Ask to be introduced to his friend group, see how he reacts. Is he comfortable taking her out in public? Concrete, real actions, instead of acting insecure.

Not wanting to post personal details on social media is perfectly finde depending on the circumstances. Many people wouldn't want everyone to find out that they have a new partner in the early stages of a relationship because what if it doesn't work out.

His reason is weird though. If he really fears his ex will kill herself if she finds our about his new gf then he should contact someone who can help her.
I would be thinking about how long ago the break up with his ex was. It's definitely a red flag if he broke up with his ex recently and immediately got a new gf.

>>245845
This. This is a common lie of shady and cheating moids to get an excuse not to cut off relationship

>>245911
More like 100, easily.

>>245812
School Days?

>>245911
>retard
im not a male though?

>>245920
youre getting a tad agitated over the disappearance of the why chromosome

>>245812
I don't post pics of partners on social media and I'm anxiously attached af - I just think I look ugly in pics and it looks like I'm trying too hard to impress if I post.

That being said, the ex thing is sus af. Anyone who cares about what happens to their ex (aside from maybe a little schadenfreude over their lives sucking, but even then that's me being generous) isn't over them (especially if they're a moid).

>>245919
Yeah their propensity to defend troons feels like 4d chess - like what are you actually getting at because there's no way you actually like them (to the extent that you'd be comfortable sleeping in the same room with them, dating them etc.)

let her act crazy, you cant stop unreasonable people

they will only make you drown alongside them or kill you to thrive