[ SECRET POST #3129 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3129 ⌋

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Comments

[a_potato]

I think the issue is less that they should be sharing these things with you when they see them and more that they should be more tactful when you share them.

Not everyone's going to think to share funny pieces of media, even with their best friends. But it sounds like your friend is a little rude when presented with things they've already seen, which isn't cool. Maybe you could explain that you want to be able to enjoy these things together, even if they're not new to her/him?

[(Anonymous)]

IA. If nothing else they could pretend that it's new to them, and squee with you over it. (I do this all the time, it's easy.)

[inkdust]

Yeah, like it doesn't have to be "lol I saw that last week," it can be "omg I know, I saw that!" Or, like I do sometimes when a friend is really excited by something, laugh without feeling the need to mention that it's not the first time you're laughing.

[(Anonymous)]

I think the issue is less that they should be sharing these things with you when they see them and more that they should be more tactful when you share them.

Yeah, I think I actually had a friend like that and just gave up on sharing things with them. At the very least, "I've seen that! It's hilarious" or something along those lines would suffice.