Why the difference in his actions?

[Anne]

There's this guy I go see at this small office within this gym. He massages my back every 2 weeks or so and I've known him for about a year now.

We became Facebook friends and he never comments or likes my stuff but we always talk about what we post up when I go see him.

For the past 6 months, I noticed that he won't acknowledge me when I see him around the gym or even if I see him right by the entrance. I felt awkward so I asked him why he does that and he simply just said that he didn't see me, which I find hard to believe, but anyway, I had an appointment on the night of Valentine's Day. We had like a snow storm and when I walked in his office, he was all alone. Usually, there are about 3 other staff in that tiny office.

He told me that he just sent the staff home since the weather was bad.

Him and I were alone and I noticed that he is so much more nicer and kinder when nobody is around. He smiled at what I had to say and I made him laugh. He even asked about my hair and if I dyed it and stuff and he said that he liked it, which he never says normally. I wish he would always be so opened like that with me. It was such a nice feeling. I sometimes wish we could be friends but it just seems so impossible.

[Sue B]

Maybe since he's the boss, he wants his staff to be more professional instead of all friendly, or too overtly friendly.

Why do young people get upset if one of their "friends" on Facebook don't "like" their comments or pictures. That's really immature. I have so many friends on there and in less than an hour I have over 100 posts. I can't and won't scan them all. I have games to play. Screw those who post every minute on what color of underwear they have on.