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I think facebook greatly changes the dynamics of interpersonal relationships. Before, if you said goodbye to someone, that was it. No strange inclinations of 'checking their page'...which I have been able to ignore, mind you..but its still there, taunting. come on in, see how great my life is without you...but its easy to fake happiness online. I've learned..the hard way..that the internet isn't reality, its a facade composed of whatever we choose to put on it. seeing a picture, you can put any context you want as to what was happening in that picture. The only way you know is to have lived it, or to know the people in the photograph well enough to get an idea of what the group dynamics were. Anyways, I'm excited, for about 10 different reasons. Going home, hopefully have found a job, spending time with a wonderful guy, being the proud owner of a beautiful blue table (its pretty enough to take pictures of and post on facebook...its so blue I can hardly stand it..) anyways moving on with my life is the best decision I've ever made. Its just the only way to go