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Well, that's your fault for adding them and considering them your "friends," isn't it? I don't think your mis-use of Facebook is their fault at all.
by sahillavingia 15y ago
Well, that's your fault for adding them and considering them your "friends," isn't it?
I don't think your mis-use of Facebook is their fault at all.
- sp332 15y agoI don't consider them friends. I think of them as contacts, maybe acquaintances. You know, social connections. Facebook calls them "friends" but that doesn't mean I do.
- yuliyp 15y agoCoincidentally, Facebook now lets you add people to an "acquaintances" list, and easily set privacy on things to all of your friends except your acquaintances.
- dasil003 15y agoIt's easy to blame someone for who their friends are, but that's ignoring social norms which end up being set by the Facebook sluts. I think in actuality most people only rarely add friends, but tend to accept almost any friend request from someone they've met in person—it's awkward not to. My solution to this problem is just to post anything questionable or private to Facebook at all; it's a much more comprehensive solution than hemming and hawing over friend requests.