A word meaning “I’m not on Facebook”. First of all the phrase is cumbersome and it’s worded in the negative, something I try to avoid when talking about myself. Also, after reading this article it seems that we need a positive spin on opting out of this particular form of social media. Today Facebook is so commonplace, indeed my 70-something parents have opted in, that if you refrain there MUST be a reason, now it seems that reason MIGHT (probably) have a little deviance attached. A sketchy past, running from the law, introvert gone overboard, who knows WHAT?!?!?!
While I find this kind of logic concerning, I can’t help marvel at the progression of this media. Four years ago if I mentioned I wasn’t on Facebook, I was hit with two responses. 1. You’ve got to it’s so fun, I’ve reconnected with so many people, the picture sharing alone! 2…
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