"I am also asking something you cannot answer, namely "why do they need facebook?"" Because they want to be on there. Maybe they have family on there. Whatever

"I am also asking something you cannot answer, namely "why do they need facebook?"" Because they want to be on there. Maybe they have family on there. Whatever their reason, IT DOES NOT MATTER. "That being said, you are coming off a bit aggressively. " Because I am sooooooo tired of seeing people like you rush to blame the victim, in this case, put the blame on these people for still being on Facebook, rather than on the people that are actually doing the harassing, or Facebook for enabling it. "Perhaps I'm reading you wrong, but I'm asking a honest question and you are (it seems) just calling me selfish and thoughtless." And I really don't think you are. Why on earth should it matter at all if they do or do not have a concrete "need" to be on Facebook? Why is blaming the victim an acceptable tactic? "Can you tell me please how you use facebook in your daily life personally and professionally? It may not have bearing on the greater discussion but I do want to know, as someone who hasn't used it in years." I personally don't, but I'm not going to sit on my high horse and go, "You don't really need Facebook." when someone has a serious problem like these people do.