Can I have some opinions here?

[In wuv]

I am a psychology major and I am doing an assignment based upon people's first impressions of others. Being that social media is a big part of our society. I decided to use social media and how people think of others based on our portrayals of ourselves on social media sites. So judging by this woman's facebook, what is your impression of her. (Note: the people used in this have given me permission) and no this is not my profile, this is not a "am I pretty question" Please give me specific feedback nothing like "she's pretty" For instance, judging by her wall posts, pics ect what kind of person do you think of her as? What is your impression? Thoughts? or any other feedback that may be useful

I asked this before but got little to no responses

I personally think the September posts are most interesting

http://www.facebook.com/chantel.brookesvega?fref=ts

[umirin?]

interesting assignment. when i saw her profile picture my first impression was that she is somehow involved in nature or has a particular interest in her environment as she also has pictures of marine wildlife. the photos of her children gives me the impression that she is a caring and nurturing person. her wall posts show a pattern. Some are long and some are short. this gives me the impression that she has a spontaneous personality. A major part of her profile is dedicated to her husband so this gives me the impression that she is also happily married.

[Ro Lynn]

This is so hard. Facebook is a tricky platform in which to 'judge' others. It is a venue that just screams for narcissism. The lady in question, is an attractive, young mother and wife. She makes sure you know it in almost every post- hence, the narcissism. I don't mean to criticize, rather, just to point out the nature of the beast. There are references to her looks in a few of the missives, she even warns in her 'about' portion of the page that she better not be hit on since she is happily married.

She has many pics and stories of her children, she seems to be critical in a mild way-of her daughter. She prefaces a few comments with how rebellious she is but then finishes with a but she can be...It almost seems like she is either explaining a flaw that people may have already identified or coping with a child that is unlike what she feel she should be.

Several times, she reminds her subscribers that she is a fantastic mother, a loving wife, and a beautiful face. Maybe some insecurities as well?

Again, Facebook, is the perfect venue for this judgement. I suppose it's like reading those horrible Christmas letters you receive from relatives once a year. You would think they were a hairs breath from curing Cancer, the kids should be put on a Wheaties box, and their marriage is why Romantic comedies are written.

[Ethical Paradox]

Interesting assignment.

Well, my initial thought was she's very dedicated to her children. I read her self-description, and it's interesting how she puts "do not ask me for a good time." It makes me wonder what her history is, and why she feels the need to state that sentence on Facebook. I didn't go through her pictures, but she seems to be a family-oriented person.

She also puts a lot of emphasis on being a wife. Her job states "stay at home mom and wife," or something of the sort.

You also catch a glimpse of her personality. She states she is a wild person, but maybe that has something to do with the "do not ask me for a good time," statement.

[NeilSherman]

I got down to the part about their night without the kids and left to tell you, simply...
! - AIN'T ANY OF MY BUSINESS - !

I'm a 50+ year old man.

I visit "adult sites" A WHOLE LOT.

But going to that gal's page creeped me out more than the unexpected caprophilia vids that pop up when the thumbnail looks more like a toy entering than a poop exiting. Yuck. Nuh-uh. Go away.

That's presented as a personal page about her personal life and that's sacrosanct and inviolate; It's her business and not mine. I don't visit my wife's personal pages nor the kids' personal pages nor my sister's nor her spouse's nor anyone else's. So count me outa this one.