Hola SNTCC!…So I have a little rant I need to get off my
chest. Let the crowd say AMEN! I’m just going to say it..…I think Facebook
fucked us up. (you still reading?..lol)
Okay here’s why…how is it that we can have "friends" on
Facebook that if we see in public, we would quietly walk by? What is the
purpose of Facebook?
When I joined it in college (early 2000s) it was a site for
college students only. I guess to connect you with people on your campus? It
used to be an elitist attribute that college educated kids could only attain
access to; A for members only club. Now they just let any old body join the
mix. You don’t need to be in school, you don’t need to have a job; you don’t
even have to be a person! Now they’re businesses on facebook and ads too…Really?
Well haven’t we come a long way from the initial concept $$$.
Back to the foremost gripe at hand….It’s kinda weird how we
may know someone on Facebook, but not really talk to them in real life. So
maybe they should rename ‘friend requests’, and instead call them keeping up
request, because that is all it is. The crazy thing is that we as a population
bought into that shit. Why would we want people we don’t speak to, or know
really well for that matter to keep up with our lives? Do we just like to
stunt? (show-off for my tigther laced folks..love yall!)
Have you ever caught yourself looking at someone’s Facebook
pictures and getting jealous? Feeling like your life was not as interesting as
the persons' whose page you were looking at appeared to be? Facebook depression, aint that some
sh@%t…now your not good enough?! It’s crazy when you really sit and think about
it.
And Facebook started this non-sense where employers can just
Google you and find out how your weekend really was..smh.
O, and we can’t forget those who use Facebook to make themselves
feel important, on there real philosophical with it….those every five minutes
posters…clogging up your timeline..lol…I feel like twitter may be more
appropriate for them.
Now I’m not saying we should ditch Facebook entirely, but
maybe we should rethink how use it.
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