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>many are active users through their 20s, then they hit 30 and it's radio silence except for wedding / baby photos. I think you hit an age where your realize y
by drzaiusapelord 11y ago
>many are active users through their 20s, then they hit 30 and it's radio silence except for wedding / baby photos.
I think you hit an age where your realize your social capital has real worth and just blabbing about the inanities in your life makes you seem immature. Your social capital gets pissed away on this stuff and now people remember you as the girl who always complains about runny eggs and berates waiter staff or the guy who is always posting angry libertarian screeds. Why would I want to spend time with either of them?
I also imagine there's a lot less "peacocking" from men and women in their 20s trying to find relationships and using FB as a way to do that or promote themselves in a certain light for those ends. By the time youre in your 30s, you're probably already in a LTR and have no need for that kind of thing.
- exelius 11y agoYeah; but either way it seems like trouble for Facebook's business model. If their algorithms are sending their users into a feedback loop of "too many ads, I'm not going to use this as often" then it breaks the cycle of engagement that is so valuable to them.