Um, no. Just no. If anything there is something right with people who don't use Facebook. It is tremendously addictive, and fails to do more than provide the il

Um, no. Just no. If anything there is something right with people who don't use Facebook. It is tremendously addictive, and fails to do more than provide the illusion of closeness with family, friends, and acquaintances. One of the smartest things I've ever done was delete my Facebook profile. I've never looked back. When I tell people I'm not on Facebook they're absolutely astonished--as if the world would cease to exist without Facebook. Without Facebook I spend more time focusing on real relationships, and enjoy being surprised by what people have been up to when we catch up--via phone, or in person. On Facebook it would just be data points, news, trivia. Like the time my Dad told me my cousin had moved to Texas. "Oh, really?" I said. "How does she like it there?" To which he responded, "oh, I don't know. I just saw from her Facebook that they moved to Texas." Doh.