So what you’re telling me, is that everyone and their mother and their cat and their dental hygienist and their sex toy salesgirl and their cousin are now on Facebook. How do you decide when to add someone or not?  I’m way more comfortable adding random people i met at a party than adding my own relatives or work colleagues. this may be because it’s much easier to sell a packaged and clean (yet patently false) persona to someone you’ll never talk to again.   I read recently that we should just brace ourselves for the end of email and private messaging because our generation prefers to communicate on public forums. That idea gives me the heebs.  soupsoup: Tons of Facebook Stats and Demographics at Facebakers

So what you’re telling me, is that everyone and their mother and their cat and their dental hygienist and their sex toy salesgirl and their cousin are now on Facebook. How do you decide when to add someone or not? 

I’m way more comfortable adding random people i met at a party than adding my own relatives or work colleagues. this may be because it’s much easier to sell a packaged and clean (yet patently false) persona to someone you’ll never talk to again.  

I read recently that we should just brace ourselves for the end of email and private messaging because our generation prefers to communicate on public forums. That idea gives me the heebs. 

soupsoup:

Tons of Facebook Stats and Demographics at Facebakers