Modern Romance

Erica Firment

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10 Responses to “Modern Romance”

  • tim Says:

    That’s hilarious. The Web 2.0 version of First Grade romance, where someone has to check a box saying if they want to be your boyfriend/girlfriend.

  • sat Says:

    Shouldn’t facebook be playing an audio clip of somebody saying “awww” when you click that add button?

  • kristi Says:

    My question is what Facebook sends you if the other person DOESN’T confirm your relationship–and is there a network for that?

  • Milan Says:

    Kristi,

    I believe it’s like friend requests: if you send one that isn’t accepted, you simply get no reply. If you try asking again, it says that you already made a request.

  • Jessica Says:

    He’s so cute!

  • Erica Says:

    Awww. Thanks Jessica. He’s a real mensch, too. I’m a lucky girl.

  • Guillaume Says:

    So Cool. Can you add more than 1 boyfriend?

  • Alexis Says:

    Facebook is hazardous ground for this kind of thing. Did you hear the story of the couple who decided to take their relationship status off Facebook (making it private — what a concept!), prompting everyone in their social circle to believe they had broken their engagement?

    I decided a few years ago that indicating who I was ‘friends’ with was fine because ‘friend’ is such an ambiguous term online, but that I never wanted to have to go through the experience of removing a romantic relationship from my profile. It was bad enough back in web 1.0 when I found myself having to do that on a webpage, and that was when I decided ‘no more of this’.

  • Jeska Says:

    ok that’s adorable… I just flipped the “in a relationship” bit, which has it’s own modern love fun :)

  • Jonas Öberg Says:

    For fun, you can always add as many strange relationships with people as you can think of. It always confuses someone!