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I really do not like Facebook. I think it's just a place for people to rant and rave over things and it has no actual purpose beyond sharing pictures and "reconnecting" with old friends. The thing about Facebook is that it was fun when it started. I remember making my Facebook and setting it all up and doing everything to make sure that people knew what I was interested in, like liking way too many pages. I used to post song lyrics as my little status updates, which led to some people calling my mother because they thought that I was depressed. Then I felt a little bullied on Facebook and I got off of it. I deleted my account because it really screwed with my mental health. 

It wasn't until about two years later that I had to recreate it so that I could keep up with something for college. Now, I use it for this blog alone. It's a great, easy way for me to share this with people in a sorta direct way. I feel like I will probably delete my Facebook again in a couple years.

There is a lot of grossness that comes with Facebook. You'll see the craziest things pop up on your timeline and, if you are like me, you'll go and unfollow, or even unfriend, that person because it is so outrageous. You can't believe all of the articles that come up on your Facebook feed and you can't trust the stuff that other people talk about on their accounts. Do your own research on the topics that people talk about. I just think Facebook is awful, but if you want an opinion from someone who likes Facebook, go give this a read.

catch you later,

Karleigh

"The enduring benefit of Facebook is the carefully curated friends roster." // Gemma Styles