
Facebook-- a word of mouth. Almost everyone including Lola Tetchie, is already an expert of this website. People of different ages, of different races, and of different cultures have their own. It is like a written tell-all about yourself. People enjoy whenever someone comments on their posts or 'likes' their photos. I bet Mark Zuckerberg earns no-joke money from his creation. With all the different advertisements I see at the right side of the webpage, he is like the tallest man stepping on his money.
But in my perspective, Facebook(just like everything) has its pros and cons. Being connected with your family and loved ones becomes a necessity for us. Being updated to school, society, and people we follow, is another reason why people are going gaga 'bout it. Befriending is as easy as blinking your eyes. If I was born during the time of my mom, I bet talking to my crush would be a perplexing situation to me. But now, even if we haven't conversed to each other in person yet, it's like we have known each other for quite some time.
With pros come along their corresponding cons. People depend on Facebook whenever they want to communicate. This diminishes our personal relations to that person. It is like our relationship with others becomes only a virtual thing, redu
cing our self-confidence to talk in person. Next, this website where people get habituated appears to be a bookmark in our browsers. Just by typing 'F' you are a click away from your most precious destination. In short, we value this site more than our savior Google, Yahoo, and Mr. Wikipedia. Some morons out there also uses King Facebook to take advantage of other people. The former uses another person's identity and photos in order to get the attention of their scapegoat. A lot of news I hear from the TV has something in common, reporting about women being raped through 'eyeballs/meet ups', and even men are now victims.
These are but some of the things that I know, which people know for sure also. With their daily use of this website, they are already adept with it.
What point am I trying to make here? When we use Facebook and we put information on our profiles, we are making our identity accessible to the world, and so we must be extra careful with the information we feed our profiles. Oftentimes it is better to keep your identity not that known to everybody. Above all, we must be all responsible for all the things we put to our personal profile, be it likes and comments to pictures and statuses, our own st
atuses which may sometimes be tactless and hurt others, and our pictures which reflects our personality.
Mc Gyver is... 'What are you doing?'
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Till then.