every date i been on this year, a bytch has pulled her phone out and snapped a pic

[Mass]

Pictures of plates and menus
Pictures of entrances to theatres and sporting events
Pictures of roadside animals
Pictures of alcoholic drinks ...

Does this speak to a larger problem with them or myself, or is that just the way shyt is?
You kno dey go right to.instagram to

Or is it not even that serious?

 

[Ohene]

 

[The Embellished Bell Hair]

But never of you?

 

[Akata Man Bromo]

Welcome to the lifestyle #GMB

 

[EA]

It's just how it is now. For most people, where you go is more important than who you're going with or whether you're actually enjoying yourself

 

[concise]

Your initial contact with them was off instagram?

 

[Mass]

But never of you?

I mean thats a given.. we snap pics together but after what you need the cam for my nig

 

[Ohene]

its up to you to regulate

 

[The Embellished Bell Hair]

I mean thats a given.. we snap pics together but after what you need the cam for my nig

I wouldn't know. I don't go on dates. They either come directly to my place or I'm on friend zone outings.

 

[DaddyTime]

It's just how it is now. For most people, where you go is more important than who you're going with or whether you're actually enjoying yourself

You right, but the way it is, isn't necessarily good.

 

[Mass]

its up to you to regulate

This is to real.
I needed to hear that.
Sometimes you just need to be reminded n shyt

 

[The Embellished Bell Hair]

Are you sure you want to die on that hill concerning whether or not they're taking photos of dumb things? Seems annoying but unimportant for regulation purposes.

 

[EA]

You right, but the way it is, isn't necessarily good.

It's not good at all. I know people who've got pictures of places/parties/events that they've been to and they'll say that it was a terrible night out but at least they got that definitive picture for Instagram. It's gotten to the point where how we're perceived on social media takes priority over actual enjoyment and memories.

 

[MikelArteta]

last time i was on a date and a chick pulled out her phone i excused myself and left, its disrespectful

 

[DaddyTime]

It's not good at all. I know people who've got pictures of places/parties/events that they've been to and they'll tell that it was a terrible night out but at least they got that definitive picture for Instagram. It's gotten to the point where how we're perceived on social media takes priority over actual enjoyment and memories.

As a group we're getting further and further from looking within ourselves and being balanced. We're only becoming more and more addicted to temporary stimulation and fake gratification...