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"  It was the worst kind of text message to get late at night. &amp;quot;Call me back as soon as you get this,&amp;quot; my friend wrote a couple of weeks ago. I typically freak out when people send these sort of ominous messages\u2014who knows exactly what the other person is about to tell me? My mind immediately assumes someone is seriously hurt or dying. So, I called her back right away.  &amp;quot;What&amp;#039;s wrong? Did someone get hurt?&amp;quot; I asked her. &amp;quot;No! Did you see what Andy posted on Facebook earlier today?&amp;quot; she replied, referring to her boyfriend. I hadn&amp;#039;t. I typically ignore Andy&amp;#039;s posts because all he posts are weirdo conspiracy theories about the government. &amp;quot;Well, some girl I don&amp;#039;t know liked his status,&amp;quot; she replied. &amp;quot;Do you think they&amp;#039;re talking?&amp;quot; Seriously? How old are we?  Yeah, my friend is a bit of a drama queen. But, she&amp;#039;s not alone: A new study finds that we ladies are more likely to get jealous when our S.O.s don&amp;#039;t do enough on their Facebook profiles to show that they&amp;#039;re in a relationship. To be fair, my friend&amp;#039;s BF doesn&amp;#039;t exactly interact with her much on FB. My friend\u2014on the other hand\u2014is always posting tidbits about their relationship. Does the &amp;quot;like&amp;quot; on his status mean he&amp;#039;s cheating on her? I seriously doubt it, but that&amp;#039;s probably not going to stop her from being jealous. So, I&amp;#039;ll just get used to the late-night text messages. That&amp;#039;s what friends are for, right? Want more from Meagan? Follow her on Twitter. . "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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