We all have those three or four friends we just can’t stand on our Facebook page. I don’t know why I keep the people I don’t like. Perhaps it’s because I’m terrified that if I ever run into them, they will somehow know that I de-friended them and they will hate me forever. But is this really such a bad thing? I don’t like this person anyway so why do I care what they think of me? There really is an easy way to go about de-friended someone off of your Facebook page. I mean, seriously, it’s so easy. You only have to click like one button. But the aftermath of the de-friending process is what you might need help with. That’s where I come in.
First, click de-friend.
Obviously, your first step is to click the ‘un-friend’ button on Facebook. Don’t worry, this won’t send that person an email or message telling them that you de-friended them. In fact, it does nothing but remove them from your Facebook page. If you don’t like them, they might not like you either. So really, you both might be playing de-friend chicken and you have emerged the winner. Good job.
Next, click unsubscribe.
For some reason, if you de-friend someone now, you also have to click ‘unsubscribe.’ I know, Facebook is totally creepy. Even though I just de-friended this person, they still show up on my news feed because I am still subscribed to their page. What. No. That’s not okay. But thanks. So be sure you click unsubscribe to make sure they aren’t creepily still popping up in your news feed.
Lastly, avoid them at all costs.
Chances are, you might be de-friending someone you met in college and you both have gone your
