Facebook has a feature that shows users their memories from the exact day in the previous year — leading to presumably thousands of people readdressing the 2016 presidential election results.

Known as “On This Day,” the component of the social media platform displays users’ content from the year prior, including personal posts, others’ posts they happen to be tagged in, and major life events. So depending on a person’s political leanings, Facebook is essentially either allowing people to re-celebrate President Donald Trump’s victory, remain indifferent from the results, or relive what was agonizing for them.

Many are part of that latter category in which they are quite upset they have to once again experience trauma from the day that essentially turned typical electoral politics in America on its head.

[Opens Facebook]

“Hi Parker! You’ve got memories on this da—”

“No no no no no”

[Closes Facebook] pic.twitter.com/XArwcBLCaa — Parker Molloy (@ParkerMolloy) November 8, 2017

My one year ago Facebook Memories are taking me on a fun journey of how I went from “fun selfie at a yoga class in an I Voted sticker” to “drunk and crying on the floor with the dog” in less than 8 hours. — Sarah Watson (@SarahWatson42) November 8, 2017

Hello, terrible day for checking in with Facebook memories! And, guess what… I still feel the exact same way right now. #DayofHell pic.twitter.com/mCK04cz1Bf — Michele Morrow (@michelemorrow) November 8, 2017

It’s November 8th 2017, a great day for Facebook memories to shut the f*ck up. — francesca fiorentini (@franifio) November 8, 2017

Even the liberal publication Slate chimed in.

On Election Day 2017, do yourself a favor and turn off Facebook memories: https://t.co/UfgCIz3xGR pic.twitter.com/pENSnWWuXY — Slate (@Slate) November 8, 2017

In contrast, supporters of Trump probably reveled in their Facebook-provided memories.

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