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I agree in principle but it is basically at the expense of having an age-appropriate social life anywhere that isn't online - ironic. Practically everything ar
by HeckFeck 3y ago
I agree in principle but it is basically at the expense of having an age-appropriate social life anywhere that isn't online - ironic.
Practically everything around me in the 20s-30s age range is organised on walled garden social media. I also hear offhand that when seeking relationships you need some online presence or you will be seen as suspicious.
- friend_and_foe 3y agoWell, I for one would rather gang around those "suspicious" people, so I see it as selecting for like minded individuals. If someone views me with suspicion for not having a Facebook or whatever I'm perfectly happy saying goodbye. And it works for me, I have a like minded partner that I let IRL in the modern age, she saw it as a plus and that's the kind of person I'm going for.