luvsic
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Oh don't get me wrong, ALL my information was set to private. I guess I'm more of a private person in general now, however, because facebook can easily be a place to keep in touch with friends, but it can also be a place to let acquaintances you've met once in your life have access to all of your information (well, whatever you display.) For example, "I met this guy at a party, I don't really want to say no to accepting his friend request.." lol. It got to a point where I was just adding random people who went to my college onto my friends list, who were adding me.
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ITA. This is really how I feel now, because I started to become that way too.
Facebook can be a great tool to socialize with others, I guess it's part of the Generation Y culture for sure. But I guess to me since I saw myself and a lot of other people abusing it, like so:
"So, SHOULD I add him as "in a relationship with" on my facebook? I don't want to look weird and clingy if I do, but if I don't it means he's still under "single" for his status!!"
*eye roll* I just chose to leave it. Meh, it's been better for me personally ever since
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but the moment I found myself browsing through pictures of people I don't even know, I gained some perspective and knew that i'd hate it if the roles were reversed, and some random was browsing my shit. |
ITA. This is really how I feel now, because I started to become that way too.
Facebook can be a great tool to socialize with others, I guess it's part of the Generation Y culture for sure. But I guess to me since I saw myself and a lot of other people abusing it, like so:
"So, SHOULD I add him as "in a relationship with" on my facebook? I don't want to look weird and clingy if I do, but if I don't it means he's still under "single" for his status!!"
*eye roll* I just chose to leave it. Meh, it's been better for me personally ever since