And others care to post that, just don't care to post them at all. So there's so many different opinions on, like, how or should you, should you not clarcel, what is yours? What do you. Bye
Clarissa Vazquez
@ClazVaz · 1:11
The thing is that if you're in a long term relationship or you've just been with someone for quite a while and you've never posted them or you only posted them like once in their hand or something, it makes me question as to why they haven't posted them. Are you trying to hide them? Are you trying to hide that you're in a relationship or are you trying to hide them from someone else? I don't know
Alyssa Reyes
@mediamind · 0:49
No. Yeah. You had such a good point. And I think it does. I know for myself it makes me question it not only question it, but it's like, why not? Like, like during Valentine's Day stay, I'm seeing all these posts constantly. I was seeing them constantly. And I was just kind of like, well, when is my boyfriend going to post me?
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Clarissa Vazquez
@ClazVaz · 1:00
I did see everything on Valentine's Day, how everyone was posting their significant other, which I thought was really cute. But I get you when you don't want to ask your boyfriend to post you because you want them to do it on their own, even though they can't read your mind, which sucks. Yeah, I don't want to be annoying either and just ask or bug. But it shouldn't have to be that way. That's the thing
Alyssa Reyes
@mediamind · 0:41
Exactly. Boyfriends will literally post dumb, dumbass things like their friends or like food. And you can't post your girlfriend. You can't like, it makes no sense out of don't understand the logic behind it. If my boyfriend came to me and was like, post me, I'd be like, okay, no problem. But I don't know. You're right, though. It shouldn't be a conversation. Like, I shouldn't have to feel like that