Explain me this

So mutual friend with Sister is an extremely interesting... personality. Facebook spills with over-the-top displays of affection for recent ex (he's moving back to India) and so she (Sister) sends him a message to ask him how he's handling the (devastating, claims his status) break-up. His response is a casual plan to catch up in delhi and oh yes, did he mention? Sa is now 'part of his past'. There, thats it. That is all she gets. Crumbs off his over-large mahogany table. She's his 'past'. Oh glory be. Lets not assume he's a layered human who feels deeply and hides it under a stoic front, no my innocent tadpoles..the guy is scum (and still annoyingly easy-on-the-eyes, shouldn't he have like an 'i-am-evil' sign stamped on his forehead? like the devil-child or something!!!).
She's devastated too, claim millions of wall posts.
I sure hope it secretly means as much(or little) for her as it does to him.
Still, Fee-rankly, tit for tat never cuts it.
If it turns out in the near future that they're both scum... :( ...
how sad does that make the world?

Yes. I know it isn't a 'big deal' and we see this kind of stuff everyday, at least hear about it. My point exactly, its as though we're becoming immune to insentivity and that is worthy enough of fear in itself.

Since when is hypocrisy acceptable?
Since when is it okay to not care and pretend like you do?

Cynical responses will not be appreciated. Negativity can sink ships..... or at least cause a huge dent that can bump into an ice-berg, get pierced..fill up with
salt water and sink the ship.
You know what i mean.

Ps- If you're on the lookout for fabulous movie, look no more...
The Jane Austen Book Club turned out to be quite an investment...Even if it was a little on the predictable side with the whole end bit.
Whatever, the world needs some sunshine.