Social media deep dives
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Anonymous
| This thread is exactly why I don’t do SM. |
Anonymous
You're not special or morally better or anything. |
Anonymous
They are helping you to be moral. |
Anonymous
OP here. They probably just value their privacy. I’m actually able to abstain from over-posting but enjoy staying connected to others, so I’ve found a good balance. I know my info is probably more accessible than I think, but I don’t have a whole lot that I’d post that I would NEED to hide at least. Some people want even less out there and so avoid it altogether. To each their own. |
Anonymous
+1 Is doing a social media deep dive creepy? Yes. Do a lot of people do it anyway? Yes. But I don't want to be involved in that from either side. |
Anonymous
| All the time. I love sociology and relationships. |
Anonymous
Why is it creepy? This is literally stuff people publish about themselves, available to see, or basic public records. Public...look up the word. Nothing is creepy, nothing is stalking, nothing is weird or creepy. |
Anonymous
Given the flights of fantasy posted here about real events, I can only imagine the insane conclusions reached from context-less public information. |