Are mothers the biggest keyboard warriors? A recent Facebook incident has me thinking that they just might be. There’s no denying that a child’s number one ally is their mother, and in this crazy world we certainly need someone to stand by us through everything, but getting involved in Facebook fights? For me, that’s not just crossing the line; it’s bounding over it and setting up camp on the other side.
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“Guess what, guys?” one of my friends said last week as they made their way into the circle of our group. “We’re married!” he said with a laugh, grabbing the hand of one of my other friends and raising it in the air with a grin. “Why weren’t we invited to the wedding?” I wanted to ask, but ever the agreeable friend, I restrained. We all had a bit of a giggle and sure enough, that night when we all logged onto Facebook, it appeared that Jake and Elly were newlyweds, both of their statuses now saying ‘married’. Read more
Everything in the world has good and bad aspects, and that can definitely be said as true for the phenomenon that is Facebook. So now to the real question: is Facebook a valuable communication platform beneficial to all its users, or merely a time waster that has caused more headaches than happiness?
Social networking has taken over the world in a way that nobody could have possibly predicted, but if the majority of teenagers resort to talking about talking, even if it is online communication, something’s gone seriously wrong. Is this really what the world has come to?
