Aaliyyah Posted June 8, 2011 Lol there is some truth to this. Anyways, fb is a waste of time..and so are forums...i like the lady who was like u gonna do quizzes all day, like u got nothing better to do lol...yeah ppl gotta find something more worthwhile to do with their time. I agree with her! I remember when I had fb always someone would invite me to do a quiz or another (none of them really added any value to anything!) As for relationships?? dnt know about that lol like if u are on a relationship ada og what u doing poking (I personally hated being poked on fb and most of them were not ppl I knew random guys from the groups I joined..bt then again I had a display pic so maybe thats why lol having facebook without a pic does save ur time try it..)... anyhow, I seen friends getting pissed on each other based on what was said on fb..too much drama! I am glad I left it even though there was the good side of keeping in touch with my young cousins overseasn few uncles here and there, and to be honest I dnt see FB lasting in the next few yrs.. salaam Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Som@li Posted June 8, 2011 Gossip, Dramas, cheating, everything is moving now to virtual world. It is not big deal, anyway, And do you closed your account? Was wondering where is Aliyah in my list? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted June 9, 2011 LOL@ wheres aaliya in my list? wishful thinking! .. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted June 13, 2011 Why I Quit Facebook Posted on January 25, 2011 by Randy Peterman I realized today that Facebook was not really my problem, but as a symptom I needed to move on. We had a good fling, me and Facebook. I realized I was not blogging in part because of Twitter & Facebook. For various reasons I’m keeping Twitter active (most of them professional). I also realized I was heavily distracted throughout my time as a dad, a husband, and as a brother-in-law (since my Sister-in-law has lived with us). I was writing comments or responses to various folks, but then deleting them so as to not offend people who I had ‘friended.’ Therein lies the rub: if someone is your friend you want to care about them, but some folks were not friends, but acquaintances and I still didn’t want their facebook experience to be marred by my interjections on the site. Here on my blog I can be forthright, opinionated, and even make mistakes, but it is in my sandbox. I should be blogging more now and I should be my usual spouting self, but I’m going to warn folks: I may reign all of my blogs into one central blog and quit the split personalities. That’ll mean religion, beer, food, programming and so forth in one place. I may even switch away from WordPress to experiment with other platforms. I quit facebook so I could start relating with a few people more, rather than more people just a little. I’m back and I’m going to make an effort to spin things up to crazy, silly, funny, and personal. I don’t think anyone else should leave Facebook because I did, I’m just doing this for my own focus and purposes. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aaliyyah Posted June 13, 2011 http://runt-of-the-web.com/post/2472562549/why-i-need-quit-facebook lol pointless statuses fb is full of that. salaam Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nina Fox Posted July 13, 2011 One plus side for me about FB is I can keep in touch with family and know what they are doing in real-time, coz Im not a good telephonist. On the down side I dislike people I dont know adding me or sending me messages,,,,,,,iish. I had to close my first account coz it was flooded with anonymous faraxs and xalimos. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
