Do you have your spouse's picture in your facebook profile

[Anonymous]

I cringe everytime I see anyone over the age of 40 using a "selfie" as their profile picture.

Sure, kids in their 20's do it because they're supposed to be vain, but taking selfies over the age of 40 just looks lonely, pathetic & sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I cringe everytime I see anyone over the age of 40 using a "selfie" as their profile picture.

Sure, kids in their 20's do it because they're supposed to be vain, but taking selfies over the age of 40 just looks lonely, pathetic & sad.

Is 39 OK?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I cringe everytime I see anyone over the age of 40 using a "selfie" as their profile picture.

Sure, kids in their 20's do it because they're supposed to be vain, but taking selfies over the age of 40 just looks lonely, pathetic & sad.

You sound like the lonely, pathetic and sad one.

[Anonymous]

Sometimes he's in it. Sometimes he's not. Depends whether he's earned it lately. It's a coveted status to be in my FB photo, as I am a key influencer among my 35 followers consisting of my mom, other elderly relatives, and random college friends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I had to go look. I am typically of he sentiment that it's MY profile, so pics should be of me.

95 profile pics, and most are just me. However:


1 of me & DH at our wedding reception
6 of me & the baby
1 Warhol cat (pink pussy)
1 of me & the dog I used after I put him to sleep
2 drawings of me
1 stack of books
2 of me & ex-DH @ 18 & 22
1 of me and a girlfriend when she was PG
1 of me & my old cat
1 of me & a niece & nephew
2 of one of my cats
1 of me and the dean and my PhD advisor at graduation
1 of a cartoon character
1 of a cookie

Correct. Meaning the remaining 73 are just me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I cringe everytime I see anyone over the age of 40 using a "selfie" as their profile picture.

Sure, kids in their 20's do it because they're supposed to be vain, but taking selfies over the age of 40 just looks lonely, pathetic & sad.

Is 39 OK?

[Anonymous]

Sometimes. Right now it is, but not usually, since DH is not at all interested in Facebook. I vary it, sometimes I don't even use my own pic but a graphic I like.

[Anonymous]

Sometimes, depends on the pic. I've had our whole family, me and him, or just me.

Agree it's super annoying when it's JUST the kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. I am my own person.

???

You'd obviously be in it. This crap is over the top.

[Anonymous]

Going through my facebook friends, it looks like about 1 in 10 profile pics are couples photos, and about another 1 or 2 in 10 are mom with kids. So most are just individual photos. As is mine.

[Anonymous]

I just went through my friend list. Majority have a profile photo with their spouse/significant other or a picture with their family/children. Except for a few (3) that had a solo profile pic, and those people are single.

[Anonymous]

I'm a middle aged married guy, so it never occurred to me to have anything but a photo of myself as my Facebook profile.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I cringe everytime I see anyone over the age of 40 using a "selfie" as their profile picture.

Sure, kids in their 20's do it because they're supposed to be vain, but taking selfies over the age of 40 just looks lonely, pathetic & sad.

You sound like the lonely, pathetic and sad one.

Aww, strike a nerve?

Keep taking those selfies!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I cringe everytime I see anyone over the age of 40 using a "selfie" as their profile picture.

Sure, kids in their 20's do it because they're supposed to be vain, but taking selfies over the age of 40 just looks lonely, pathetic & sad.

You sound like the lonely, pathetic and sad one.

Aww, strike a nerve?

Keep taking those selfies!

Aha, get called out and just respond with a lame insult. Sure sign it's you that had a nerve struck.

[Anonymous]

No. I have a picture of me with my husband and kids as my cover, but the profile pic is just my face.