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It makes perfect sense. You also just confirmed with me that I never want to return to Facebook. I don't need that website to have that much control over my li
by landryraccoon 6y ago
It makes perfect sense. You also just confirmed with me that I never want to return to Facebook.
I don't need that website to have that much control over my life and my social relationships. It just doesn't make sense to me, but I'm glad it worked out for you.
- throwanem 6y agoWhat in that comment led you to believe I ended up getting on Facebook? Serious question; I didn't feel like I needed to explicitly make the point that I didn't, haven't, and won't, and that as far as I'm concerned, the only thing Facebook is good for is killing it with an axe. But by your response I get the sense I failed to make that clear.
- landryraccoon 6y agoAll I can say is that I’m not on Facebook and I have no issue staying in contact with my friends. Since I haven’t had the experience of being on Facebook or hearing about events via Facebook for several years now I can’t relate to your experience.