Facebook Attention Wh0res
You post a selfie on Facebook, open it to the public and
then you go all Rambo when someone says something you don’t like.
You seek for attention and when someone gives it to you, you
get upset. Hypocrite attention-whore.
If your only intention is to share to the people who care
about you, then share your stuff to your friends ONLY. Facebook made that function
years ago.
If you post it to the public, expect the public to respond.
If you post a photo of you in bikini, expect people to
comment about your body. If you want to show the beautiful scenery, get out of
the frame.
If you want to say something on your status message, say it
and don’t leave some cryptic message that’s obviously meant to fish for
attention.
If you have to “test” your friends and see “cares enough to
ask you ‘what’s wrong?’”, then you either haven’t made any or you don’t deserve
to be asked the question.
If you post something personal, like a spat with someone
else, don’t get pissed when someone comments on the situation even without
knowing the full story. If you want people to know the full story, the post the
full story. If you don’t want people to comment, then don’t post.
Remember that Facebook is a “public place” and you don’t own
it. In fact, even the page you created isn’t yours. If you put something personal
or confidential there and, somehow, it gets out, don’t go blame the technology,
the hacker or the gossipers. You stored it in a place that does not belong to
you.
You should know it’s coming.
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