Facebook users 'are insecure, narcissistic and have low self-esteem'I just found my new status update for the day.
1 posted on
09/09/2010 7:33:32 AM PDT by
MissTed
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To: MissTed
Funny how the first option after reading the article is to share it on Facebook.
I think the “Daily Mail” has status envy...
2 posted on
09/09/2010 7:35:24 AM PDT by
Corin Stormhands
(I only read the Constitution for the Articles.)
To: MissTed
IMO, this article is right-on.
3 posted on
09/09/2010 7:35:51 AM PDT by
hoe_cake
( Society of the Descendants of the Signers of the Constitution)
To: SilvieWaldorfMD
4 posted on
09/09/2010 7:35:54 AM PDT by
Perdogg
(Nancy Pelosi did more damage to America on 03/21 than Al Qaeda did on 09/11)
To: MissTed
Facebook users 'are insecure, narcissistic and have low self-esteem' And I hear they all have tattoos...
6 posted on
09/09/2010 7:37:20 AM PDT by
steveo
(2010 never again)
To: MissTed
A quote I read somewhere: “I wouldn’t touch Facebook if they paid my health insurance.”
7 posted on
09/09/2010 7:38:03 AM PDT by
JoeProBono
(A closed mouth gathers no feet - Visualize)
To: MissTed
Using Facebook is the online equivalent of staring at yourself in the mirror, according to a study. Those who spent more time updating their profile on the social networking site were more likely to be narcissists, said researchers. Facebook provides an ideal setting for narcissists to monitor their appearance and how many friends they have, the study said, as it allows them to thrive on shallow relationships while avoiding genuine warmth and empathy. People who constantly check Facebook may be lacking in self-esteem, a study found.Or, they may just be President of The United States.
8 posted on
09/09/2010 7:38:16 AM PDT by
Texas Eagle
(If it wasn't for double-standards, Liberals would have no standards at all. -- Texas Eagle)
To: MissTed
“100 students, 50 male and 50 female, aged between 18 and 25 about their Facebook habits.”
I think I may have found the problem with this study, 18-25 year old.
To: MissTed
To: MissTed
Facebook is just a communications tool ... and anyone who sees it as more than that is also a tool.
SnakeDoc
12 posted on
09/09/2010 7:39:45 AM PDT by
SnakeDoctor
("Talk low, talk slow, and don't say too much." -- John Wayne)
To: MissTed
I have no doubt some use FB like that. However, for politics it was one of the greatest tools ever invented. You can network with any activist or elected official instantly. I’ve set up some really neat stuff via FB.
13 posted on
09/09/2010 7:40:04 AM PDT by
Free Vulcan
(No prisoners, no mercy. 2010 is here...)
To: MissTed
Actually I think the article is right IF (IF, IF, IF) an inordinate amount of time is spent there. I do believe also that facebook is a place a lot of people go to start cheap affairs... but that's a different subject.
To: MissTed
LOL, just posted this article on my FB. I know they are not talking about me. I am not between the age of 18 and 25.
16 posted on
09/09/2010 7:40:47 AM PDT by
LuvFreeRepublic
(Support our military or leave. I will help you pack BO!)
To: MissTed
Who is this nut job? I have made family connections in a quick more personal way than by snail mail. What is your problem mr mail foreign service writer and what is mail foreign service anyway?
17 posted on
09/09/2010 7:40:52 AM PDT by
mountainlion
(concerned conservative.)
To: MissTed
I love Facebook.
It gives me a way to keep up with friends and family that don’t live close. I wouldn’t be able to talk to these people on a daily basis but I can take a few minutes on FB and see what everyone is up to.
It is a great place to post pictures of the kids so that the grandparents can see them.
It is also a great place to send messages to groups. Our youth group, homeschool group, church, soccer team all send messages and updates through FB. Saves alot of time calling people.
Okay now I need to go see if anyone of FB has commented on my new status update. :)
To: MissTed
Describes my soon-to-be ex-husband's girlfriend perfectly, except they forgot "dim-witted". She's got two Facebook pages, I guess that makes her twice as bad
To: MissTed
26 posted on
09/09/2010 7:48:40 AM PDT by
ottbmare
(off-the-track Thoroughbred mare)
To: MissTed
What is the difference between Facebook and Free Republic? We have a profile page here where some post photos of themselves, or people they claim to look like. Some update their profile pages with personal information or long essay type descriptions. We have taglines and write scathing or funny or stupid comments. How, exactly, is it different?
To: MissTed
I don’t see you with any of those issues..........
32 posted on
09/09/2010 7:55:41 AM PDT by
day10
(Integrity has no need of rules.)
To: MissTed
I like Facebook for the ability to share photos. As for using it as a way to spout your feelings, well that’s what you have a wife or close personal relationship for. The last time I changed my “status” no one knew what the internet was and computers were stored in large rooms and had dumb terminals hooked up to them...
To: MissTed
I have a much better looking person in my profile pic and I've blocked every person I've friended.
Yet I still update my profile constantly with any thought that crosses my mind or even the most mundane experience one could imagine.
I don't see how insecure, narcissistic and have low self-esteem would apply to me.
38 posted on
09/09/2010 8:00:50 AM PDT by
End Times Sentinel
(In Memory of my Dear Friend Henry Lee II)
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