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Is there more to life than facebook?
04-08-2014, 04:07 AM
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Is there more to life than facebook?
I spend so much time on it. I was just wondering. But yeah. No hate please! Should i delete my facebook? Its just drama. My cousin doesnt have one cuz " u can talk to me in person" . Is it really worth spending your time on it? Thanks!

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04-08-2014, 04:08 AM
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Personally I think it a blot on the escution, should be taken off the net.

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04-08-2014, 04:14 AM
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you can never delete it, but you can go see real friends an stay away from facebook
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04-08-2014, 04:21 AM
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Pros and Cons of Facebook for Individuals

There are obviously two sides to this argument, and it all depends on what your opinions are. People who like Facebook can spend hours on it browsing through other people's profiles, whereas some people cannot even stand the sight of it, even though they know how to use Facebook wisely. Here are some of the well-known pros of Facebook.

You have the ability to find old friends and reconnect with them.
You can keep in touch with your friends, no matter how far apart you'll are physically.
You can keep your friends and family members updated about what is happening in your life.
You can promote yourself and any other work that you do.
You can make many new like-minded friends by joining various groups and communities.
You can share your favorite music and videos with your friends.
You can play many different games and use many different applications.
You can communicate with your friends at any time you want.

To balance out these advantages, there are bound to be some cons of Facebook as well, and these are what deter many people from joining Facebook.
You will get bombarded with unwanted friend requests from many unknown people.
Your friends and family members will be able to snoop around and know what is happening in your life at all times.
Your pictures could be misused.
You might mistakenly befriend an individual with dishonorable intentions.
You will get unwanted newsfeeds about every single activity that your friends perform on Facebook.
Your friends will get newsfeeds about every single activity that you perform as well.
You will get bombared by spam and annoying advertisements from time to time.
You will witness unnecessary dramatization of unimportant occurrences in your friends lives.
Anyone on Facebook will be able to see your information and pictures, if you do not update your privacy settings regularly.
Your friends may tag you in a picture that you do not want others to see.
Applications will ask you for many details that you would not normally give out.
You will waste many hours because Facebook is addictive for most people.
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04-08-2014, 04:26 AM
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Well what I do is set a time limit to be on like go on for a hour a day and break up the times.(: or just don't go on it but keep it and delete some people that cause the drama.(: Hope I helped!

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04-08-2014, 04:29 AM
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There is so much more life in reading a book, a real book, or taking a walk or visiting someone. For a social network site, we really aren't being any more social. But less social.

I actually know more and more people closing their FB accounts these days. Either because of bad experiences, or they find no reason for it anymore.

The smart FB users will create a FAN based page and push their business on it, while they can.
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04-08-2014, 04:34 AM
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Facebook is addictive because we are able to chat endlessly and somewhat look through others' lives through their photos, etc., feeding our natural human curiosity. That's why most people end up spending so much time on Facebook, because there's just SO many people and so many different things to do. That being said:

Try doing other things, go outside, call a friend... you'll probably end up answering the question yourself. Smile
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