Question about cutting off contact (well, not on purpose )

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Well, I posted a story about something that didn’t work out a few days ago, after using Mx301. Here it is:

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Right now, I am really busy with some work I won’t disclose. I am not happy about getting my inboxes crowded with some junks from netowrking sites, such as facebook, myspace, etc. Thus, I deactivated my accounts for now. Do you think the girl that I was seeing will think that I unfriended her on purpose? That is not what I am trying to do. I pretty much hid myself from EVERYONE. Would you misunderstand in a situation like this?

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If you are totally deactivating your accounts, hopefully she is smart enough to not take it personally. I don’t really do Facebook and all that, but is there some way you can contact her, either through her Facebook or through email? Just maybe casually say hi and explain the situation, let her know how she can get in touch with you if she needs to.

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I dont know, she could. If its a worry then just pop her a email explaining why. I decided to switch all mine over a while back and have two FB’s one for business one just for family. You can tell her your in the process or rearanging things.

Tisha

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I sent her a message and explained how I am deactivating my account until I get some situation taken care of. She has my number, so I told her, she can contact me by texting or calling me anytime, if she needs anything. Well, I will not likely be posting here for a few weeks either. I shall be back…

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Sheesh, if you’ve been seeing her–I assume you mean in person–you can talk to her directly, either face to face or on that damn little talkbox radiating microwaves into your friggen brain until it’s baked 20 years later. If you’re afraid of overexposure to microwaves, you can always text (maybe that’s too old skool nowadays?). Why would a lack of MySpace/Facebook even concern you?

Hmm, I haven’t bothered to login for months. It got to be a PITA. Students in my classes check Facebook on their iPhones every other second and actually bump into one another and doors because they’re dully staring at that little screen. They’re completely oblivious to the moment and real world.