'Yaaaaas' just saw a mini engagement party on instagram and the balloons were 'she said yaaaas'
You've just perfectly described one of the thousands of reasons I hate Facebook/Instagram“Fabulous night with fabulous company”
It is in most cases a lie and all very pretentious when people write this.
I used to go to a hub for ex addicts, there was a specific tier of us, who were doing voluntary mentoring. Usually only people that had something to prove to the world would be on this - someone who needed to evident changes to see their children or to finish probation for example. The group hated eachother, they were the most bitchiest group of grown men and women I had ever come across in my life. Smaller groups within the group were never formed either for this reason, it just seemed to always remain a big cluster of 25 sneaky backstabbers, who would all call eachother out of ear shot . There were always these trips where you were obliged to go, such as Lake District, Snowden or a local musical arts museum for the day. The clusteral brown nosing days would always end with photographs posed with their hands wedged up eachothers arses, grinning ear to ear always...
"Living my best life, fabulous time with fabulous people".
These people all bleeping hated eachother, but would always be slithering in and out of eachothers arseholes on the comments things such as ...
One woman will be called beautiful by another on and she would always respond "coming from you! X". Despite slagging eachother off in other peoples inboxes. All so insincere.
Inspirational quotes and dogs with hearts for eyes stickers being thrown at eachother when they would go as far as threatening to kick the other ones head to yet another third party.
It honestly would be vomit inducing.You've just perfectly described one of the thousands of reasons I hate Facebook/Instagram
I've just seen a birthday post to someone saying 'Happy Birthday, keep being you, never change, you've achieved so much'. It's her birthday, not this is your life
But what about pissed off? I'm sure i have heard that phrase used my whole lifePop as in pop it on the table. It’s so juvenile.
Pissed when used in the American way to mean angry. Hearing it more and more lately and it’s so annoying, pissed means drunk!
Yeah pissed off is common but it seems to have morphed into pissed and I’ve only ever heard that on American films!But what about pissed off? I'm sure i have heard that phrase used my whole life
I used to use it as a teenager, it is scared. Usually out of the blue by something. I got embarrassed out of ever using the word because some of my older relatives started breaking out into Elvis Presley impressionations if they heard me say it.“I’m shook”
Do you mean you’re shaken? Shocked? What does this mean.