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De-friending

I’ve unfriended people on Facebook. I’ve most assuredly been unfriended on there. Now here’s some research on why all this happens.

Posted on April 30, 2014 by Ted Bauer

Ten years ago, no one knew what the concept of “un-friending” someone was, save for possibly not calling them or texting them back. Now it’s a fairly common part of the linguistic world in which we live, and it happens… Continue Reading →

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