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Originally Posted by Off2College [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
And that's exactly why I got rid of my Facebook. It's MySpace with a /real name/ attached to it.
And if a relationship is official when it says so on Facebook, then one person has to decide that it's official, and we're back at the original question. XD;
He said you are not going out? What were his words exactly when you asked? Sometimes a response can mean a number of things.Quote:
Originally Posted by sine24 [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
P.S. Check your PM
yeah im familiar with facebook i just didn't know what you were referring to? were you answering my question? LoL!
The "facebook" criteria is actually used by many people in college these days for gaging this very question. I think it's actually legitimate criteria for deeming a relationship official. That being said, it makes it official for a reason, and one that isn't rooted in facebook.
If you break down what listing your relationship on facebook actually does, then you can answer this question. Listing yourself as "In A Relationship With [Insert Name Here]" essentially announces your relationship with that person to the world, most importantly, all of your friends. That, in my sense, would be the definition of being "official" -- if both parties feel good enough about the relationship to inform anyone who's interested in asking that they are in a relationship together, then it's official.