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Why is not having a facebook so suspicious to many people?
12-11-2012, 10:40 AM
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Why is not having a facebook so suspicious to many people?
I keep coming across the articles saying how non facebook users are suspicious. Some of these articles done by news outlets like Forbes, not just silly Fox News and they reference psychology studies. They're also emphasizing that mass murderers didn't have any.

Then I come across people online who believe this theory very firmly.

I'm only worried about potential employers thinking I'm weird for not having one, not people in general who usually give me confused reactions.

What the heck? Is there a growing stigma for non-facebook users now?

I just want to filter out trivial updates about people and drama. When I log on to the internet, I want to have fun. Sure, it's nice to keep in touch with friends, but tons of people that I barely remember or were close to were sending me friends requests. I finally deleted mine after only logging on about four times.

I noticed that I'm just one of the many outgoing people who don't have one. I still get invited to college parties even though I grew out of them fast. Most non-facebook users I know are really outgoing.

So just because it's really popular, people who don't jump on the bandwagon on freaks? Again, I'm only really worried about employment; if I was worried about my reputation I would have kept mine.
I read that some employers are suspicious of non-facebook users.

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Why is not having a facebook so suspicious to many people? - Lumpy Space Princess - 12-11-2012 10:40 AM
[] - Joe - 12-11-2012, 10:48 AM
[] - RON PAUL 2012 ☪ - 12-11-2012, 10:48 AM

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