I think this is just the evoluation of social networking. When we first got facebook and it was just for college kids, I would say things like “going to the cafeteria now, anyone want to join me?” and I knew it was only people that went to my college, and that I knew personally would see the post. It was more like a message board.
I think we pushed it to its limits and there are definitely repercussions to that. They are right, you do have to manage your reputation on there. It’s sort of the new LinkedIn (because LinkedIn is dying as well). You parents, teachers and friends that you value, are all right there, clinging on every sentence.
I don’t think kids will go back to Facebook. It’s a hassle and there is a lot of drama when people dont “manage” their page. A lot of people don’t care how they are perceived on Facebook, just like they would say whatever they want in in real life. Those are the people that irritate you on FB and IRL.
I post nice things on facebook that I wouldn’t mind everyone and their momma seeing—therefore, I post a lot less than I used to. Instagram is more private right now because older people don’t have the same necessity to take a photo of every single thing they look at (and they may not be great at using their phones). My opinion on Twitter, is that it is what you make it. Teens post their every thought, but I ususally don’t see that crap, because I don’t follow teens.

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The biggest change in the food system should be that the SNAP program shouldn’t pay for junk food with practically no nutritional value. Nutrition should be the main goal of the food stamp system. The problem is that junk food feeds more people for less cost. There is a huge issue here that isn’t being discussed—the huge food companies can pay for big budget lobbyists to be on their side. It’s all about politics and not about giving people nutritious food.

I really wish you would include their usernames—how am I supposed to follow their cuteness without usernames??

Right?? I’m going to be sad next time I watch the movie and see him.

Awe, Sinbad. :(

Some of these aren’t necessarily toddler friendly, but they’re still great, thanks!

Baby Hanson needs to get his shit together! Come on lil one! Ps those shoes are great.

I think it’s less about advertising and more about profit. If there is money being made off Nutella, they want it to be going to them. I’m sure at first, they though “Oh, cool, free advertising” and then when it became more popular, “Oh, crap. We could be making a ton of money off of this.” If theyre smart, they would release an apology, and work on giving this lady back her festival, but making it sponsored and paid for by Nutella.

I have a lot of testosterone for a lady >.