It was his birthday yesterday, so I wrote a message on his facebook wall today. (I may have been the only person who remembered because there were no posts there, and he doesn't keep his birthday on the page so facebook wouldn't remind anyone who may have forgotten.)

A few hours ago, his wall vanished.

I wish he would just tell me outright that we weren't friends anymore instead of leaving me here trying to decypher his cryptic possibly passive-aggressive (if indeed this was his say of saying "No, we're not") bullshit. He has always been hard to read, and while I have studied the language and translated many works into plain English, it's still a dead tongue whose original metaphorical meanings have since been lost.

So where the fuck do we stand, Matthew?

I would really like to know.

Who is he to you?

Or was he to you
» Dilated on 2007-02-12 12:40:22

Don't bother with people like that.. They'll come to us only if they need something from us..
» Nuttz on 2007-02-12 10:43:35

he was probably like, "oh, look, I got a message!" And then he saw his sparsely populated wall and he was like "shit, man, I am so unpopular. I wish this wall was gone so I could forget about how unpopular I am."
Speaking of wishing people happy birthday who have sparsely populated walls, you should check out Ryan Takeshita's wall. ;)
What you need is a random ski trip planned by a mutual friend who never thinks about things like "group dynamics" so that you can prove to him once and for all how you really don't feel about him and the awkwardness can simma on down now. It worked for me!
Simma.
» Zanzibar on 2007-02-12 09:42:25

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