The worst part after the wall writing would be the tagging of the photos. This is the danger zone and sometimes when people tag you, they don’t even realize that they just planted a bomb right in the middle of your relationship that is just ticking waiting for the other to see this said tagged picture.

I mean, blind dating? I don’t think so!!! If you don’t have a facebook, myspace, twitter, blog or something.. basically you don’t exist. Then you check to see if you can see anything on their page, and if not, you try another network. It is a crazy, easily informed era we have going on here. And I am most definitely a huge part of it.

Even when I am looking for employers I facebook the company to see if anyone actually does work there or not. That’s usually how I know if I should even bother to consider applying completely for the position. And then LinkedIn? PAH…. Before going on a job interview, you can linkedin & facebook stalk the employees of who you’re meeting with and know where they worked, where they graduated from college and what they do at their job even before you meet them! It is sort of crazy if you think about it.

So lastly (because I could go on for hours about how many of my friends relationships have had drama due to facebook!), you take our blogs. This is the place where you can write whatever you want and you can pick and choose who you want to read the material (telling your friends or people you know). I have chosen to tell only a select few due to the fact that I still need to write about things that are happening in my life and I can’t write about the people who are READING my blog!!! An example– my ex-boyfriend, T, (you can read ALL about him HERE) he never knew that I had a blog. Granted we were on the outs and that was the only way that I could write about how I was really feeling, but oh my god, if he ever read how I really felt, he would have had a heart attack.

I love social networking, really. I don’t even know how we communicated with people.. I guess beepers were the “text messages” of the 90s and AIM was the google chat of the 90s. But facebook? AOL profiles had NOTHING on facebook!

Even though it has ruined our lives, ruined our friendships, our relationships and ruined our privacy, millions of people still continue to love social networking every single day. And as we love it more and more… the internet is determined to keep ruining our relationships, every wall update at a time.

Thanks love!