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Facebook is terrible, never had a profile... If you're a married man, you are just asking for trouble.
I've heard the phrase "please don't tag me" at least 10 million times.
Not true at all... People get in trouble for all types of #### - Even though nothing happened, just being in a picture with a bunch of girls can land someone in trouble.Facebook is terrible, never had a profile... If you're a married man, you are just asking for trouble.
I've heard the phrase "please don't tag me" at least 10 million times.
Maybe if you're a married man who doesn't love his wife.
My wife knows all of my facebook friends. I have no worries. Different strokes, I guess.Not true at all... People get in trouble for all types of #### - Even though nothing happened, just being in a picture with a bunch of girls can land someone in trouble.Facebook is terrible, never had a profile... If you're a married man, you are just asking for trouble.
I've heard the phrase "please don't tag me" at least 10 million times.
Maybe if you're a married man who doesn't love his wife.
Full disclosure, I don't cheat on my wife nor will I in the future.
There are a million scenarios, ever been contacted by an ex? Sure the Mrs. wouldn't be happy about that - I'm sure at least half of FB users have run into some sort of headache due to Facebook, whether it be lying about plans, awkward conversations, etc. Personally, FB would do absolutely nothing for me except monetize my life for Zuckerberg. I am okay without that. As you said, different strokes, I get it, it's just not for me.My wife knows all of my facebook friends. I have no worries. Different strokes, I guess.Not true at all... People get in trouble for all types of #### - Even though nothing happened, just being in a picture with a bunch of girls can land someone in trouble.Facebook is terrible, never had a profile... If you're a married man, you are just asking for trouble.
I've heard the phrase "please don't tag me" at least 10 million times.
Maybe if you're a married man who doesn't love his wife.
Full disclosure, I don't cheat on my wife nor will I in the future.
Yeah. I'm pretty much only friends with my friends. And I'm locked down pretty tight, for Facebook standards. I can't think of anyway I could ever get in trouble through Facebook.My wife knows all of my facebook friends. I have no worries. Different strokes, I guess.Not true at all... People get in trouble for all types of #### - Even though nothing happened, just being in a picture with a bunch of girls can land someone in trouble.Facebook is terrible, never had a profile... If you're a married man, you are just asking for trouble.
I've heard the phrase "please don't tag me" at least 10 million times.
Maybe if you're a married man who doesn't love his wife.
Full disclosure, I don't cheat on my wife nor will I in the future.
That makes you a type A FB user.Yeah. I'm pretty much only friends with my friends. And I'm locked down pretty tight, for Facebook standards. I can't think of anyway I could ever get in trouble through Facebook.My wife knows all of my facebook friends. I have no worries. Different strokes, I guess.Not true at all... People get in trouble for all types of #### - Even though nothing happened, just being in a picture with a bunch of girls can land someone in trouble.Facebook is terrible, never had a profile... If you're a married man, you are just asking for trouble.
I've heard the phrase "please don't tag me" at least 10 million times.
Maybe if you're a married man who doesn't love his wife.
Full disclosure, I don't cheat on my wife nor will I in the future.
Contacted by an ex? They have tried, but I'm not interested so I ignore.There are a million scenarios, ever been contacted by an ex? Sure the Mrs. wouldn't be happy about that - I'm sure at least half of FB users have run into some sort of headache due to Facebook, whether it be lying about plans, awkward conversations, etc. Personally, FB would do absolutely nothing for me except monetize my life for Zuckerberg. I am okay without that. As you said, different strokes, I get it, it's just not for me.My wife knows all of my facebook friends. I have no worries. Different strokes, I guess.Not true at all... People get in trouble for all types of #### - Even though nothing happened, just being in a picture with a bunch of girls can land someone in trouble.Facebook is terrible, never had a profile... If you're a married man, you are just asking for trouble.
I've heard the phrase "please don't tag me" at least 10 million times.
Maybe if you're a married man who doesn't love his wife.
Full disclosure, I don't cheat on my wife nor will I in the future.
Meanwhile I wish Tinder was around when I was single!
You have never been in a situation where you told friends you couldn't do something and then couldn't post pictures or had to avoid posting bc you made other plans?Contacted by an ex? They have tried, but I'm not interested so I ignore.There are a million scenarios, ever been contacted by an ex? Sure the Mrs. wouldn't be happy about that - I'm sure at least half of FB users have run into some sort of headache due to Facebook, whether it be lying about plans, awkward conversations, etc. Personally, FB would do absolutely nothing for me except monetize my life for Zuckerberg. I am okay without that. As you said, different strokes, I get it, it's just not for me.My wife knows all of my facebook friends. I have no worries. Different strokes, I guess.Not true at all... People get in trouble for all types of #### - Even though nothing happened, just being in a picture with a bunch of girls can land someone in trouble.Facebook is terrible, never had a profile... If you're a married man, you are just asking for trouble.
I've heard the phrase "please don't tag me" at least 10 million times.
Maybe if you're a married man who doesn't love his wife.
Full disclosure, I don't cheat on my wife nor will I in the future.
Meanwhile I wish Tinder was around when I was single!
Lying about plans? Facebook is not the problem if you're doing this.
Awkward conversations? I don't put myself in positions where this might happen
That's all I'm saying - Numerous ways to get in trouble, not just with the wife.FB is dangerous for sure. I avoid political discussions completely. Friends with all of my major ex-gfs and my wife knows it but it isn't an issue. First of all, they live in different cities.. But more importantly neither me or them are interested. Was over long ago, but we can still be friendly.
And it causes rumor. One of our neighbors moved to Oregon earlier this year with his live-in girlfriend who had lived at his house for a couple of years. Just this morning he announced he got married - to someone else. The girlfriend we knew is back in SoCal. We actually thought she was visiting from her FB posts because they had a house under construction up there.That's all I'm saying - Numerous ways to get in trouble, not just with the wife.FB is dangerous for sure. I avoid political discussions completely. Friends with all of my major ex-gfs and my wife knows it but it isn't an issue. First of all, they live in different cities.. But more importantly neither me or them are interested. Was over long ago, but we can still be friendly.
Of course if you use facebook to post everything about your life it could get you into trouble. This is not the fault of facebook.
I've used facebook for years, am selective about what I put on there, and have had no problems.
Dude, she only has 3 friends - wouldn't be hard to figure out which one you areMartha just friended me
Cosign...great communication tool that keeps me in touch with 1500 of my closest friends in a nice orderly fashion with minimal effort.Of course if you use facebook to post everything about your life it could get you into trouble. This is not the fault of facebook.
I've used facebook for years, am selective about what I put on there, and have had no problems.
Is it that difficult to just not post the pictures? And why are your friend's such #######?You have never been in a situation where you told friends you couldn't do something and then couldn't post pictures or had to avoid posting bc you made other plans?
I don't have FB, these are just stories I've heard...Is it that difficult to just not post the pictures? And why are your friend's such #######?You have never been in a situation where you told friends you couldn't do something and then couldn't post pictures or had to avoid posting bc you made other plans?
Sure hope my wife doesn't notice any pictures of me with random women.Not true at all... People get in trouble for all types of #### - Even though nothing happened, just being in a picture with a bunch of girls can land someone in trouble.Maybe if you're a married man who doesn't love his wife.Facebook is terrible, never had a profile... If you're a married man, you are just asking for trouble.
I've heard the phrase "please don't tag me" at least 10 million times.
Full disclosure, I don't cheat on my wife nor will I in the future.
:subscribe:I pretty much use my FB account to post funny things that happen to me throughout the day.Of course if you use facebook to post everything about your life it could get you into trouble. This is not the fault of facebook.
I've used facebook for years, am selective about what I put on there, and have had no problems.
no it's on the left hand side of the page. in a column. it also says whether the person is on mobile or web. it does have that gear thing near the bottom of it and having just clicked that it appears they call this column their "ticker"? It seems i have a choice to "hide ticker". but that doesn't ensure me that my own activity is hidden.Are you talking about the green dot that's been in the bottom right corner for years? There's a little gear below that where you can turn chat off.
I dont post anything personal and i NEVER "check in" someplace when on a date, tends to piss the other ladies off who think they are dating the Linus....Of course if you use facebook to post everything about your life it could get you into trouble. This is not the fault of facebook.
I've used facebook for years, am selective about what I put on there, and have had no problems.
But yet you are the one that knows the 7 steps she performed on facebook?Sequence of one of my wife's friend's posts last Sunday:
- Posts a pic of Frozen saying she hopes it wins
- Posts "Harrison Ford reminds me of my dad"
- Posts a pic of Angelina Jolie on the red carpet and comments on how elegant she looks
- Posts a graphic of all the Best Actress winning dresses since 1929
- Posts a comment about something funny Ellen said
- Posts a pic showing the lady who won Best Supporting next to cinderella and how their dresses are similar
then
- Posts the super-selfie pic Ellen took that broke Twitter and comments: "How did this break twitter?!?! People are so starstruck it's pathetic."
uh.. maybe because of people like you?
yes I went back and looked after she posted the "pathetic" commentBut yet you are the one that knows the 7 steps she performed on facebook?Sequence of one of my wife's friend's posts last Sunday:
- Posts a pic of Frozen saying she hopes it wins
- Posts "Harrison Ford reminds me of my dad"
- Posts a pic of Angelina Jolie on the red carpet and comments on how elegant she looks
- Posts a graphic of all the Best Actress winning dresses since 1929
- Posts a comment about something funny Ellen said
- Posts a pic showing the lady who won Best Supporting next to cinderella and how their dresses are similar
then
- Posts the super-selfie pic Ellen took that broke Twitter and comments: "How did this break twitter?!?! People are so starstruck it's pathetic."
uh.. maybe because of people like you?
On the top left where it says News Feed, highlight it and click on the little pencil that shows up and go to News Feed settings. There, you can hide posts from certain friends.Question on abilities to do something in Facebook with settings, etc.
- There is a person I want to keep as a Friend (don't want to defriend) and have the ability to go to their page whenever I want
- But, I don't want any of their updates to show up in MY news feed.
- I want that person to see no difference...they get all my updates in their news feed and are able to see/search for me in their friend's list
I tried the "unfollow" method, which accomplished both of the first bullets, but from their end it looked like I blocked them.....in any kind of search they couldn't find me so it looked like I defriended or blocked them which I didn't.
Is there a way to accomplish all 3 bullets successfully?
Just looked into this and basically that area diverts you to just "unfollow" that person which is what I did before. Why would unfollowing someone make it look like I blocked/defriended them?....can't see my profile in any searches whatsoever (from their friends list area or the general FB search). And I know this is the case because as soon as I followed that person again this morning they said they could now see me in searches again.On the top left where it says News Feed, highlight it and click on the little pencil that shows up and go to News Feed settings. There, you can hide posts from certain friends.Question on abilities to do something in Facebook with settings, etc.
- There is a person I want to keep as a Friend (don't want to defriend) and have the ability to go to their page whenever I want
- But, I don't want any of their updates to show up in MY news feed.
- I want that person to see no difference...they get all my updates in their news feed and are able to see/search for me in their friend's list
I tried the "unfollow" method, which accomplished both of the first bullets, but from their end it looked like I blocked them.....in any kind of search they couldn't find me so it looked like I defriended or blocked them which I didn't.
Is there a way to accomplish all 3 bullets successfully?
I tried it once and was back within a couple of weeksDeactivated my FB account on Sunday. Should have done it a long time ago.
I'm trying to be a role model for my wife and show her it is possible.17seconds said:I tried it once and was back within a couple of weeksNugget said:Deactivated my FB account on Sunday. Should have done it a long time ago.
It's really hard to give up the stalking
I'm considering deleting my account and re-opening it with a fake name. That way I can just add like 20 of my best friends and eliminate all the detritusNugget said:Deactivated my FB account on Sunday. Should have done it a long time ago.
It really sounds like you misclicked the first try. I have two or three people I unfollowed who still regularly "like" pictures I post.Just looked into this and basically that area diverts you to just "unfollow" that person which is what I did before. Why would unfollowing someone make it look like I blocked/defriended them?....can't see my profile in any searches whatsoever (from their friends list area or the general FB search). And I know this is the case because as soon as I followed that person again this morning they said they could now see me in searches again.On the top left where it says News Feed, highlight it and click on the little pencil that shows up and go to News Feed settings. There, you can hide posts from certain friends.Question on abilities to do something in Facebook with settings, etc.
- There is a person I want to keep as a Friend (don't want to defriend) and have the ability to go to their page whenever I want
- But, I don't want any of their updates to show up in MY news feed.
- I want that person to see no difference...they get all my updates in their news feed and are able to see/search for me in their friend's list
I tried the "unfollow" method, which accomplished both of the first bullets, but from their end it looked like I blocked them.....in any kind of search they couldn't find me so it looked like I defriended or blocked them which I didn't.
Is there a way to accomplish all 3 bullets successfully?