Chapter One – I thought I heard you say “I like you”
Facebook is a mean motherfucker.
Mick; lovely guy, had a great time, spent a good night with him last Wednesday, almost didn’t wanna let me go the next morning, told me that it would be great if we met again; motherfucking Mick is thirty-two and has a Swiss girlfriend who looks like she could be forty.
Frank; the guy who made me go to Glastonbury, the guy I ended up kissing and almost sleeping with in our tent, the guy who was so caring and sweet; Frank has a girlfriend, and not a pretty one.
A friend’s friend whose name I forgot; Spanish guy, nice, funny, the guy who played along; that guy is fucking twenty-seven.
I never would’ve found out those things if it weren’t for facebook. But on the other hand – I never really wanted to find those things out.
Seriously guys, what’s up with the age and the cheating? I mean, I know that it was my decision too, but at least warn me. At least have the courtesy to tell me before I read about it on your profile.
With the Spanish guy, it was just weird, cause I never thought he was that old and I wondered why he would hang out with nineteen-year-old girls.
With Frank it hurt a little, just because I never thought he’d cheat on his girlfriend with me. But at least he told me – afterwards, but he did.
I don’t know why, but with Mick it really did hurt the most. Maybe because I was sitting in a friend’s kitchen and had to listen to the CD her boyfriend burnt her (Songs that make you think of me), maybe because it’s that time of the month again and I’m slowly but surly entering the emotionally distorted phase, or maybe just because I can’t get his “You’re so lovely” out of my head.
Why would you tell somebody how cute and intelligent and fun and interesting she is if you have a girlfriend?
Why would you go home with her?
Why would you do that?
Yes, facebook is a mean motherfucker.
But at least that bastard’s telling the truth.
