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I know this is very silly, but for some reason it annoys me a lot. I am not one to put loads of showoffy pics on Facebook, but every now and then will put on a pic of the family if we have done something special or if it's a birthday etc. I always like everything SIL puts on regardless of what it is just because she is my family and it's nice to see what they are up to. So why does she never like anything DH or I put on despite sometimes saying she saw the pics on Facebook and going on Facebook a lot so she will have seen our stuff. She always likes other family members stuff! We don't see much of her as she lives a few hours away and DH's family are not very close.


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My mil and my husband's cousin 'like' every FB update we ever do. I find it annoying because it feels like they are doing it because they feel they should instead of genuinely liking the photo or status. 


People use FB differently and you just have to let them get on with it.

I can't stand that DH's family 'Like' everything I post. It's totally insincere and means nothing. MIL is always posting guff and it will have the statutory 6 likes, one from each of her children who's on FB. I don't get how it's "supportive" at all, unless you're only posting for likes.

I genuinely like seeing pics of my nieces and thought she would too. Just seems strange she always likes pics of other dc in the family but not mine! I know I sound like I'm needy. I have plenty of friends but this gets to me!

well...either

she doesnt like it

hasnt seen it

has unfollowed you so she doesnt see your status

doesnt feel the need to like everything she sees


i have a friend that likes and comments on everything i put on facebook to the point other friends made a comment to me in RL......it gets very annoying

I have a 'liker regardless of what it is' on Facebook, you can guarantee no matter what old shite I post on there she'll have liked it within minutes.


my rule of thumb for Facebook is, if something annoys, upsets or irritates you enough to warrant starting a thread on mumsnet about it, then you're probably too delicate or not really cut out for using social media.

I am sure you are right ActingBusy because I am quite offended by it. However I wouldn't feel the same if it wasn't my family. And if she didn't consistently like everything all other family members put on (I know I'm emotionally unstable because I've checked!)

Does anyone remember when facebook had a "dislike" option on posts?! I'm not sure if they were public "lilwelshyrs dislikes this"... It didn't last obvs...


My DSIL likes a lot of my stuff. We are also friends with my DH Aunt who "likes" her posts. At a recent family get-together, the Aunt was very derogatory about a recent post DSIL had put up :(

I also run a small business and have a facebook page for it... It has lots of page "likes" but "likes" don't equate sales sadly. It's all a bit hollow IMO

I wouldn't worry too much. She might be looking at your posts and enjoying them without having to acknowledge them the facebook way. I wouldn't worry :)

or option three - because she actually communicates with you in real life she doesn't feel the need to like it on FB? So if im going to see someone tomorrow i will wait until i see them to say, oooh, looks like you had fun whereas if its someone i don't see then i'll hit like. 


Eitehr way, its not important, it really isn't.

Stop letting it annoy you. You are in control of your emotions, just stop. So what if someone doesn't like you, care about you, isn't interested. Get over it not everyone is going to like you. You have plenty of friends so invest your energy in people who do like you.

Some users prefer to keep their preferences and likes private. Even though social media platforms have somewhat forced us to live a public and documented lifestyle, the vast majority want to keep their private lives private, including their social media activities.

The fact that we attach so many meanings to likes is one of the reasons why some users are simply afraid of liking your posts. In some users, the feeling of social fear is so prevalent that they rather not like your posts than be misunderstood.

If your account counts a few thousand followers (because back in the day you accepted every friend request ), probably most of them are complete strangers you have never had a conversation with or friends of your friends or acquaintances.

Some take liking posts considerably more personally; they may follow you, but they are more selective about who they interact with. Meaning that even though they follow you they only like the social media posts of their closest friends and family.

Relevant and relatable content is crucial when it comes to developing a successful Facebook, TikTok, or Instagram profile. Users want to see content that speaks to them and is in alignment with their interests and likes.

Furthermore, not all online communities are the same; some of them prefer seeing pictures with motivational quotes, and others like nature more. Nevertheless, keep in mind that you need a well-crafted content strategy for each, to be able to receive results.

Another way to cope with disappointment is to stop viewing likes as sources of happiness. By using likes, social media algorithms can figure out what users like and serve relevant content. In no way do they prove friendships or your value as a person.

On another note, a private account is not as susceptible to lurking as a public account. Since their goal is not to go viral, private users do not need likes and comments as badly. Lurking may be considered a bad thing for private account owners simply because they expect certain people to like their posts.

I've thought about deleting the friends who never like anything that I share, but that's almost all of them lol. What do you guys think about this? Feel free to share your experiences, thoughts, suggestions, etc.

I am like this and so are some of my friends. I just like reading my friend's posts and see what's going on (I know, snoopy). As somebody who works with the public, my activity on a social media account - posts or even likes - can easily be tracked. The friends I know who rarely post/like also have high clearance government jobs. We have to be very careful what we do.

I don't always like my friends posts because sometimes I just don't like it ...lol. I post pics of myself or my dog that real life friends don't comment on or like. I think FB creates jealousy and unnecessary drama for people. A pic is just a pic. Period. Yet some people wayyyyy over think it.

Think about what a "like" is. It's a click of the mouse that takes less than a second to do. In other words, it's meaningless. It's also the shallowest way to be friends with someone --- hey, I haven't talked to this person in 3 years but I liked her status recently, so we're still friends, right? Right??

Couldn't care less. I was active on FB for about a year. Got tired of the... What should I call it? Blah, blah, blah stuff. Tons of "Do you like this..." "Click 'Like' if you like or agree on something. I still have my account (at my daughters request), but I haven't even logged in for around three years now.

I almost never 'like' any of my friends' posts, for a myriad of reasons that have nothing to do with me not liking them as friends. Nor do I expect (or want) likes for anything I post, I just don't care about FB to the point where I'd take anything on there personal.

I only comment on facebook after coming home from a night out and going down my newsfeed just ziging everyone with one-liners. Until recently, I also never "liked" anyone's status. Now that they've added the new laughing face "like" button, I use that whenever I see a FB friend post an emo status. It's great.

You are sounding a little immature. Sorry. Facebook is not the end all, be all of life. If your life is revolving around how many "likes" or comments you get, then you need to seek some counseling. How many of these friends do you see in person on a regular basis? Are these close friends or acquaintances that you met and friended on Facebook?

If I found out one of my friends was talking like you are I would probably delete them. I do not like or comment on every single thing I see posted. People don't comment and like every single thing I post. I don't care. I post things that I find interesting. I don't care if other people find it interesting it's my page and I'm sharing things I like.

Facebook isn't for everyone. I have plenty of close friends on facebook and I don't always like their posts. It's never intentional or personal, it just happens. Unless it's something like a huge event (someone got accepted to college, someone is engaged, someone's family member died...etc) I don't normally pay attention. It's not symbolic about how I feel about them as a person. People post so many petty daily trivialities on facebook that I don't really pay them much mind. I also don't pay much attention to who likes my pictures on facebook. If it's more than 5 the post will say "and 5 others" and I don't really pay attention to who the others are.

I don't recommend deleting them. Also, facebook sorts your feed in a way. If you visit someone's page a lot their posts tend to be higher up on your feed. You're probably getting a lot of their posts because you've previously liked them. Since they're not liking your posts, you might be further down on the feed. 006ab0faaa

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