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WHAT IS GOING ON HERE? :-(
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17 May 2007 Thu 06:20 pm |
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Quoting teaschip1: Myspace is considered to be a site here in the U.S. for teenagers not adults. Yes, I do agree that it is how you use the site. However, just like anything else it can be addictive even for the most level headed person. I think for some people they are living dual lives and in a fairytale. I just recently saw a profile of a myspace page and it was pretty much what I thought. A bunch of kids with explicit pictures and too much time on their hands. No wonder kids are becoming obese. I guess if it was used for the proper intent, to contact friends ect.. it would serve the purpose. However, I just think it's another site that opens doors to the freaks in this world and puts our kids in compromising positions. What ever happen to phone calls and personal letters? |
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17 May 2007 Thu 06:58 pm |
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Quoting karekin04: Quoting teaschip1: Myspace is considered to be a site here in the U.S. for teenagers not adults. Yes, I do agree that it is how you use the site. However, just like anything else it can be addictive even for the most level headed person. I think for some people they are living dual lives and in a fairytale. I just recently saw a profile of a myspace page and it was pretty much what I thought. A bunch of kids with explicit pictures and too much time on their hands. No wonder kids are becoming obese. I guess if it was used for the proper intent, to contact friends ect.. it would serve the purpose. However, I just think it's another site that opens doors to the freaks in this world and puts our kids in compromising positions. What ever happen to phone calls and personal letters? |
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Only people who you invite to be your friends and who accept can see your private pictures - so this is not strictly true. The trouble is when you are invited to be their friend and you accept do you allow this.
By the way, I am not a myspace fiend, but my neice is.
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