I was excited as anyone when Facebook really took off about five years ago. But I used it to reconnect with a few classmates I haven't seen since high school. Now that I accomplished that, I really have no need for it.
It's embarrassing enough when adolescents conduct themselves with such immature behavior sometimes. But I can give them the benefit of the doubt and hope it's a phase they'll outgrow as they get older.
But when you see people in their forties behaving the same way, it can be downright pathetic. I still get friend requests from classmates I haven't seen since we graduated in 1986. It's hysterical they're not interested in reconnecting for nostalgia or to renew old friendships, but they need another life to play Candy Crush. (Roll eyes here).
The feuds and pettiness people start on Facebook , or anywhere else online for that matter, can make you really stop and think about what really makes people tick.
I thought when Facebook really came of age, all the problems that plagued myspace would be a thing of the past.
As someone else sang somewhere, "I hope that somethin' better comes along..."
Good Night Nurse.