[Mount Athos]

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[Chickensoup]

I see young teens and women who look like whores, with their mouths open in porn shop poses. Not all but a goodly amount.

I can tell the healthy from the troubled because the healthy have people doing interesting things, like my trip to Alaska with the fam.

The unhealthy often only have pictures of themselves in some state of inebriation, undress or provocative pose.

Facebook is a narcissist’s dream.

[Chickensoup]

I see young teens and women who look like whores, with their mouths open in porn shop poses. Not all but a goodly amount.

I can tell the healthy from the troubled because the healthy have people doing interesting things, like my trip to Alaska with the fam.

The unhealthy often only have pictures of themselves in some state of inebriation, undress or provocative pose.

Facebook is a narcissist’s dream.

[Doogle]

"vain self-obsessed people with child-like need for feedback..." and then they get elected...

[freedumb2003]

I have been saying this since the whole thing began. “Look I am doing a #2 in Starbucks!”

Not only do I find these messages mostly banal, they give away so much information that it would be impossible NOT to do identity fraud.

I have an fb account, but I post nothing on it.

[coloradan]

*like*

(Just kidding, folks! There’s no *dislike* button!)

[caver]

“Facebook and Twitter creating vain self-obsessed people with child-like need for feedback”

The title says is all. The self esteem movement has created a bunch of worthless youngsters that can’t function without someone telling them that 2 + 2 = 5. No one has the balls to tell them that they are wrong. You can’t handle the truth!

[Chickensoup]

I also see lots of people out there with FB profiles that are guaranteed to lose them job and school opportunities. I check references every day, and I look at Google and FB. Not only your fb but your friends and BF tooo because one can tell a lot about the company you keep.

[Marie Antoinette]

Creating?! ::snort::

[Skooz]

I’m going to post this article on my Facebook wall.

[A_perfect_lady]

I didn’t know the desire for feedback was “childish.” I thought it was “human.”

[2111USMC]

Facebook and Twitter don’t “create” this kind of behavior.

I would posit that FB and Twitter “attract” vain self-obsessed people.

[Tanniker Smith]

In an amazing contradiction, I know people who need the feedback and yet need to have the last word as well.

[Sun]

I don’t know about Facebook, but I do Twitter, and there are a lot of interesting folks there like Palin, Mark Levin, Bachmann, et al, and Twitter is good for folks in a hurry.

[RetiredTexasVet]

We used to look out the office window and watch them walk into light poles, stop signs and into the streets. As the one drug store commercial lady says: “It’s all about me”.

[max americana]

>vain self-obsessed people with child-like need for feedback,<

Like your standard FR thread starters?

[LibWhacker]

have created a generation obsessed with themselves, who have short attention spans and a childlike desire for constant feedback on their lives

In other words, another generation of liberals.

We're doomed.

[pogo101]

LEAVE FACEBOOK ALONE!!!

/sarc

[Thrownatbirth]

"vain self-obsessed people with child-like need for feedback..."

That's me, but I only had ham radio at the time and stuck with it.

[InvisibleChurch]

Self-obsessed generations started after WW II.

[ThomasThomas]

Kinda like a professor of pharmacology at Oxford University who needs to publish papers to been seen and committed on.