Facebook fuelling divorce, research claims

[I. Hustle]

Yup. My (ex)wife blames facebook, among other things, but refuses to accept any responsibility for her part in spreading her legs for other men. Conveniently, she leaves out the fact that one of the dudes with whom she cheated was before she had ever heard of facebook.

Revisionist History. Not just for sports fans.

Damn bro. You and I should get a beer.

[thispego]

Articles like this bring a smile to my face. Social networking websites is for the birds.

[mrsmaalox]

I was dragged kicking and screaming onto FB. I will admit it's not as bad as I thought but it certainly isn't near as great/interesting as some people claim. The privacy controls are all great, but I don't use any. I don't need to, because I don't post any personal info about myself. Anyone can go into my profile, pictures, etc and not see a damn thing because there's nothing there! I don't know why I would need to put anything there, the only people I friend already knoweverything about me. Facebook isn't to blame for anything, just dumb people who engage in risky behaviors and then count on FB to protect their privacy!

[angel_luv]

I like Facebook because of the updates- seeing what all my various friends are up to and updating them all about me with a single entry which they all can view.

[Richard Cranium]

Articles like this bring a smile to my face. Social networking websites is for the birds.

Especially when you have no social life.

[thispego]

Especially when you have no social life.

Yes, if you live on social networking sites, that is a good indicator that you have no real social life. good point bag

[Rip-Hamilton32]

i like facebook it helps getting basketball games together

[JudynTX]

I use mine for family though. Nothing going on there. It is very convenient when trying to organize stuff with everyone.

It's a great way to organize family GTG's. I don't play any of the games though so I don't have like 800 friends.

The people on my FB page are people I actually want to stay in contact with. I'm married and hide nothing from my husband. He can log in whenever he wants to read it. He doesn't want a FB page or email.

[Ginobilly]

What about Myspace??
My ex girlfriend from 5 years ago made me a myspace account without me knowing, and kept it on for almost 2 years just to dig up dirt on me. I was pissed when I found out and it was what caused our breakup.

[ploto]

What about Myspace??
My ex girlfriend from 5 years ago made me a myspace account without me knowing, and kept it on for almost 2 years just to dig up dirt on me. I was pissed when I found out and it was what caused our breakup.

I have wondered-- there is a FB account with my name on it that I did not create. I have tried every combination of e-mail address (I only have 2) and password I have ever used and can not get onto it. My name is rare enough that it is supposed to be me.

[Dex]

Give me a break. All Facebook has done is given people a new avenue to practice their infidelities. It just happens to be terribly convenient, which is probably why a lot of relationships fall victim to it.

Blaming Facebook for adultery/divorces is like blaming the highway for traffic accidents, or blaming the telephone for telemarketers. You don't blame the tool, you blame the user.

[koriwhat]

i once got caught by my psycho ex(where's that troll at?) conversing with this chick i know about how i was unsure whether or not i should be with psycho. needless to say the got all up in arms over it. haha. i hate myspace/facebook drama. i will never ever friend a gf again. that! it's not that i don't respect them enough to allow them to watch my every movement but that they should respect me enough to know i ain't here to screw anyone over.