1. Your Relationship Status Is Giving Me Whiplash.   There’s nothing more exciting and dramatic than an off-and-on relationship.   You fall madly in love — update status to “in a relationship.”   You get in a big fight! — update status to “it’s complicated.”   You have awesome makeup sex — back to “in a relationship.” But   then you break up in the morning — suddenly “single.” But then   he sends you roses two months later and begs for you back! Guess who’s   “in a relationship”? Congratulations, your love life sounds exciting   — your manically flip-flopping Facebook status updates, however, are embarrassing.

  2. The Royal “We.”Oh hai. Did   Facebook start a special section for couples? No? Then why do all of your updates   use “we” instead of “I”? “We loved last night’s   ‘Modern Family’!” Ugh, stop it.

3. Hint, Hint, Hint. Using your status update to   send someone a cryptic message is way creepy. It’s also way obvious to   every single one of your friends that you are sending a message to someone,   even though we may not know who. It is also sending a great message to other   dudes — that you’re too immature to be direct and not play games.

4. Look At How Happy We Are!!! A few photos of   you and your boo lookin’ lovey dovey are sweet. Entire albums devoted to   your picture-perfect love are nauseating. They’re also a pain in the ass   to delete when he dumps you for his coworker.

5. These Are The Mundane Days Of Our Lives. Similar   to #2, using your Facebook status messages to tell the world what boring, mundane   activity you’re up to is doubly annoying when you make sure to specify   you’re doing it with your honeybunch. So “Amelia and Ryan Gosling   are making hot cocoa!” Who cares?

6. Too Much, Too Soon. Posting photos of the two   of you together two weeks into dating? Yikes. Changing your relationship status   before the two of you have even discussed the subject yet? Writing “best   date ever!” on his wall for everyone to see 24 hours after you went out   for the first time? This relationship will be over before it’s begun.

7. RevengeCentral.com. Get revenge on your ex by   deflating his tires or “forgetting” to forward his final jury duty   reminder. Using Facebook to get back at the person who broke your heart —   by writing accusatory wall notes or tagging photos where they look ugly —   is just immature.

8. Posting A TMI Status Update. ”Best. Sex.   Ever!” does not communicate to the opposite sex that you are a hot commodity   — it just says you kiss and tell on social networking sites. Likewise,   “PMSing mega hard” isn’t going to get you a date that week either.

9. This Isn’t Couples Therapy. Seriously,   we’ve seen so many couples use their Facebook walls to fight or nag each   other. Likewise, while it’s cute to see all those congratulations when   you announce your engagement on Facebook, your friends simply do not know what   to type when you announce your divorce. Except, maybe, “UNSUBSCRIBE.”

10. Friending Friends Of Boyfriends. Whether it’s   a crush’s bestie or your ex’s new girlfriend, friending someone on   Facebook who you are not friends with in real life, just to get into or stay   within a dude’s inner circle, is psychopants.