And often times, satisfaction won’t bring it back. That’s what I’m learning more often than not.

I have this insufferable curiosity that leads me to want to spy and snoop and have some sort of eye or ear on certain people. That would be the only reason I keep people as “friends” on such sites as Facebook or MySpace1. The MIL recently requested me as a friend on Facebook again, and for the fuck of it, I added her back. What’s one of the first things I see on her wall when it takes me to her profile? Her recent addition of a certain husband’s ex-girlfriend as a friend and their correspondence. I really shouldn’t get so up in arms over it, since it’s really not doing me any good getting all irritated and angry, but how can I help that? Seeing that girl’s face brings up a wave of anger and insecurity in me. Not to mention, she’s much preferred by the husband’s family than I am.

It reminds me that I’m kind of fighting a seemingly endless battle. That’s usually how I end up feeling when I keep an eye on these types of people – that or I’m missing out. Either way, I don’t feel good and I need to stop. It’s masochistic, what this curiosity does to me, and I know at least one other friend who suffers from the same affliction and ends up feeling as I do. WE NEED TO STOP!

OR! Anybody care to try and Eternal Sunshine this bitch out of the husband’s and his family’s minds? :D Mine too… Don’t forget me. I really want to forget other people who ended up having nothing but a negative impact on my life, as well.

Does anyone else have a problem with their curiosity getting them into trouble, either with other people or with themselves?

  1. Yes, I still have a MySpace, but I rarely use it.