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It really is. My mom does this on a daily basis.
Seriously! My boyfriend's mom is like this. It drives us nuts.
well there is no point in loving your child unless you can get props for it have have people "like" it. I fear what they world will be like when my children are of age . . .
People get so distracted by social media today that they don't take the time to realize that memories are happening right in front of them
The worse though are people who involve themselves in the accomplishments when they had nothing to do with it.
I deactivated my facebook earlier this year. Never looked back.
You know what's funny? I don't think anyone would say they deactivated their Myspace. I think that one falls on the line of "forgot" lol.
People care more about themselves than their own kids these days. Sorry OP
I would have appreciated the constructive criticism had you not used a Billy Madison reference to make a point. It was funny in the movie but not how you used it.
Idon't know why 3 is getting buried. If the only reason the mother posted on Facebook was for her own praise, then that is quite selfish. OP deserves the credit and approval, not the mother.
Yeah... Facebook..... Afk.
Maybe she was happy for you and couldn't express herself on face; its similar to how people express themselves better on messages. They feel more comfortable, I guess. But, congratulations to you!
My mum's a bit like this too, but she doesn't mean anything by it. She's just one of those people who doesn't show emotion most the time. When my partner first met her, he thought she was a bitch but she just has a funny way of expressing emotion. Wouldn't have her any other way either.
The way I see it you can either be happy she acknowledges you, or post a comment about how she's an attention ***** and using you for likes when she doesn't give a ****. Either way, congratulations.
Well, congratulations Op! It's sad how your mum can't even tell that to you.
This is why generation stereotypes are irrelevant. Because parents do things like this, too.
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People get so distracted by social media today that they don't take the time to realize that memories are happening right in front of them
That's life Nowadays