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Can we go back to using Facebook for what it was originally for - looking up exes to see how fat they got?

Imagine a time when Facebook was a simple platform for reconnecting with old flames, checking in on past relationships, and maybe indulging in a little bit of curiosity about how life had treated those we once loved. It was a place where we could reminisce, compare ourselves to others, and perhaps even feel a sense of satisfaction in seeing that time had not been kind to someone who had once broken our hearts.

But as time went on, Facebook evolved into something much more complex and all-encompassing. It became a place for sharing every detail of our lives, from what we had for breakfast to our deepest thoughts and feelings. It became a platform for political debates, social activism, and endless scrolling through a never-ending stream of content.

And yet, amidst all of this noise and chaos, there is a longing for simplicity. A desire to return to a time when Facebook was just a tool for checking in on old flames and satisfying our curiosity about how life had treated them. A time when we could indulge in a little bit of schadenfreude and feel a sense of vindication in seeing that our exes had not fared as well as we had.

So, can we go back to using Facebook for what it was originally for? Can we strip away all of the noise and distractions and return to a simpler time when social media was just a way to peek into the lives of those we once knew? Can we rediscover the joy of a little harmless stalking and the satisfaction of seeing that time had not been kind to those who had wronged us?

Perhaps in doing so, we can find a sense of peace and closure. We can let go of the need to constantly compare ourselves to others and instead focus on our own journey and growth. We can remember that life is not a competition, and that true happiness comes from within, not from measuring ourselves against others.

So let us embrace the simplicity of the past and use Facebook for what it was originally intended for - a tool for reconnecting with old flames and satisfying our curiosity about how life had treated them. Let us find joy in a little harmless stalking and revel in the satisfaction of seeing that time had not been kind to those who had once broken our hearts.

And in doing so, let us remember that true happiness comes from within, and that we do not need to seek validation from others to feel content with our own lives. Let us embrace the simplicity of the past and find peace in the knowledge that we are exactly where we are meant to be.