Is it messed up for me to do this?

[Johny]

I'll make this quick:

My ex-girlfriend dumped me. Now she is adding my friends on Facebook (who she has never actually met) and flirting with them. These "friends" of mine said bad things about her while we were dating, but she called me a liar when I told her about it.

Would it be messed up for me to add her friends on Facebook and flirt with them? Immature? Yes. But worth it? Maybe. What do you guys think?

[I_Like_Pie_69]

Well I mean if she's doing it then why shouldn't you? But then again that's kinda creepy

[Chris]

Why waste your time man, go find someone better then that.

[JJ]

Yeah, I guess it would be immature. But it would also be pretty hilarious....... And who knows, you might just get a new significant other. ;D well yeah, I would if my ex was doing that.

[Jared]

i think life revolves around facebook too much today. if anything, treat facebook like it is, a website, and forget it. it'd be funny to see what she does, but it's just a ploy to make you jealous it seems.

[Shelby]

I agree with Chris. Go find someone better.

[tagboy]

Why waste your time she really isn't worth it.

[R D]

I think Stupid Facebook Sucks. Big Time.
Cancel your account, and do things that involve activities such as standing up and walking and talking and going outside and stuff.
SFB!

[Miguel]

It sounds as if you are still in High School where much drama ensues over facebook. But if you want my honest opinion, the girl sounds like a complete joke. You should be laughing over the fact that she dumped you, when you are clearly the one who should have dumped her. Its clearly not messed up to flirt with her friends as you are now free from the relationship, but if you're doing it just to get her jealous you need to reread what I just wrote.

[Michelle]

I also agree with Chris. Find someone better then post it on fb! Its different for a girl to do something like that than it is for a guy. For you, adding her friends & flirting with them will totally backfire & you'll be known as "that weird guy that so & so went out with"