Having a child - especially the first child - tends to shift a person's priorities more than perhaps any other single thing. Your life literally begins revolving around this creature 24/7. Everything else falls by the wayside, or at least gets scaled way way hack. Meanwhile, Facebook continues to be what it was before - a reflection on what's going on in people's lives. Ergo, new parents find their page shifting from pictures of new nightspots or get-togethers to...pictures of their baby. Because, in many ways, that's what their lives ARE for a good chink of time.
Annoying? A bit. I had one friend who posted "happy two-month birthday to this cutie!" and whatnot. And of course, there's only one "correct" way to respond to these posts - agreement that the baby is in fact darling, cute, etc. i used to respond with "awwwww". They thought it meant "awwwwww, what a cute baby", not "awwww, what a shame you're holed up in your place with that thing 24/7." I didn't correct them.
Lex
Well, I forgot to mention. In the past, whenever my straight married friends post pictures of their babies on facebook, I will try to be nice and "like" their photos.
Then I realise that when I "like" their baby photos, this will only further encourage them to keep on posting ridiculous amount of their baby photos on facebook.
Not to mention, these people....they think that the world revolves around them.
Most of them....they never ever comment or "like" anything that I have post on facebook.
So I thought to myself, " Why should I even bother to like their baby photos when they don't ever comment or like anything that I post on facebook?"



I don't understand how they do it, or enjoy it for that matter...but to each their own. What really pisses me off are the people who act like you're supposed to immediately find their kid and their actions "adorable" simply because they are a child. Nope. Not here...I don't care about your kid, nor do I want them around me.