[citation][nom]beayn[/nom]Why do so many people associate social networks with a bad social life? I have a good social life and I socialize in real life just as much as I did before Facebook. Now, once all the app spam is blocked, I get great info on what family and friends are up to that I wouldn't have otherwise had, especially with the people I don't see regularly or who are far away.I limit my friends list to family and friends who I have spoken to at least in the last couple of years (none of those highschool friends from 20 years ago who you really don't care about) and on that list I don't know of a single person who stopped socializing in real life to strictly use a social network. I just don't get where this idea comes from. I mean, I'm sure it happens, but it's no different than someone living their lives on IRC or ICQ. They probably had a bad social life to begin with.[/citation]
Who are you trying to convince you have a life, yourself, or yourself. Facebook is for narcissist who aren't very good at being narcissistic. If I want to find out what my friends and family are doing, I pick up the phone, and say hey. Otherwise, I don't give a $hit what they are doing at the moment, honestly. Seriously, get a life. Living your life out on a computer is rather borgian and as stated not far off from serial experiment lain, the matrix, etc ... which is where it's trending, give me the red pill, please.