Soshalllllllll network shitehousery
Soshalllllllll network shitehousery
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SodiumThiopental

Original Poster:

503 posts

2 months

I try to limit my soshallllll network interactions as far as reasonably possible. But it seems it can go ballistic without warning sometimes. I’m in my early fifties, and my “footprint” is mostly because I have to, because T&C., However, lately I’ve found a fktonne of new people have started to request a follow. Some of them are off the back of my support for Yankee cheer athletes, and that’s sweet. If I can help, I will. But I recently ( couple of weeks back) ran into a ex girlfriend ( we are talking 30 years back here). And she hasn’t aged badly TBF. I’ve now had about a hundred requests from god knows who, who might have known me back in the day. I’m not complaining, it’s fun. But fk my old boots, I can’t remember most of them. How do Ideal with it without sounding like a megadick?

Nicetobenice

751 posts

4 months

Just ignore the requests.


SodiumThiopental

Original Poster:

503 posts

2 months

Nicetobenice said:
Just ignore the requests.
But that goes into megadick territory Shirley? I could blank the requests, but that’s counter productive. I am very much lost in the woods here.

Nicetobenice

751 posts

4 months

SodiumThiopental said:
But that goes into megadick territory Shirley? I could blank the requests, but that s counter productive. I am very much lost in the woods here.
You'll never see them and you don't want to interact with them.

What's the issue?

Johnspex

5,113 posts

210 months

Wow!
Looking at your number of posts over such short periods it look as though you both spend far too long on the internet anyway.
Be brave open the door and actually go out into the world.

SodiumThiopental

Original Poster:

503 posts

2 months

Nicetobenice said:
You'll never see them and you don't want to interact with them.

What's the issue?
The problem being that I ve recently come back to an old stomping ground. It seems I ve moved on, they maybe haven t so much. That s cool, but I m now having to balance a professional image with a lot of slightly not entirely compliant history. It s an interesting problem. I have got fk all idea how to deal with it really, Ditch it, go dark is not on the cards because T&C.

fttm

4,452 posts

161 months

Just sod off Troll !!!!

Nicetobenice

751 posts

4 months

I don't know what t&c is

But not accepting a friend request on Facebook or whatever is not an important issue for any reasonable adult.

You don't have to make a declaration or call anyone a - just crack on.

Pretty easy really

Digger

16,471 posts

217 months

SodiumThiopental said:
I’m in my early fifties, and my footprint is mostly because I have to, because T&C.,
Please expand on those T&C’s . . .

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1,637 posts

180 months

SodiumThiopental said:
Nicetobenice said:
You'll never see them and you don't want to interact with them.

What's the issue?
The problem being that I ve recently come back to an old stomping ground. It seems I ve moved on, they maybe haven t so much. That s cool, but I m now having to balance a professional image with a lot of slightly not entirely compliant history. It s an interesting problem. I have got fk all idea how to deal with it really, Ditch it, go dark is not on the cards because T&C.
I've had / been in a similar position. LinkedIn for professional network. Others for social. And you simply don't accept new requests from anyone you don't want to talk to. It's not hard.

In my case there were one or two people that I had to stop contact with - we were just in a different place, had nothing in common anymore as our outlooks had changed and for me I found as much as it pained me to admit and realise, that friendship was doing me more harm than good and /or not getting anything from it anymore.

SodiumThiopental

Original Poster:

503 posts

2 months

Previous said:
I've had / been in a similar position. LinkedIn for professional network. Others for social. And you simply don't accept new requests from anyone you don't want to talk to. It's not hard.

In my case there were one or two people that I had to stop contact with - we were just in a different place, had nothing in common anymore as our outlooks had changed and for me I found as much as it pained me to admit and realise, that friendship was doing me more harm than good and /or not getting anything from it anymore.
That sounds about right. It’s balancing binning not happening with stuff that might work. It’s confusing to say the least.

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48,273 posts

222 months

OP -with all due respect this sounds like the kind of “problem “ that teenage girls have.

Do you have a desperate need for friends? Do you need to be “in with me in crowd”? Do you feel validated by the number of “friends “ / connections that you have?

If you like people click “accept “ if you don’t like them click “ignore “. It’s that simple.