TeenSpot

It’s not suspicious at all. I deleted my fb account in the first place because I hated the idea of people knowing what happens in life from photos or messages and what not.

And since the majority of young people in America are unemployed, it’s fortunate that all five of my Facebook friends fitting under that category have safety nets.

Gee, let me think about that.
Creating a Facebook profile: about an hour’s worth of work that generally requires having shelter, a working internet connection, a computer, living conditions that allow enough free time to attend to your profile, and the desire and knowledge to network online with enough members of your friends and family that fit all of the above criteria to be advantageous over IM clients.
Not creating a Facebook profile: no effort whatsoever.
So no. Once I count my blessings, I don’t find the absence of someone existing on Facebook suspicious in the slightest.

LOL This article is a joke.

yes i got fb but i just had it like bout a year now cuz i rly dnt like it and my friends just told me to make one im just not rly into social stuffs like tht much but its ok i guess cuz i keep up with friends and my relatives from out of the country and totally not suspicious if ur not its ur choice who cares!

It is suspicious when someone I know isn’t on fb.

Noppee

Well, I understand where this is coming from sort of, but it’s still ridiculous. Like since I’m going away to college, I wanted to stalk some people I met at orientation. When they don’t have Facebooks, I was thinking “wow, that’s odd” but I was by no means thinking, wow. He must be a murderer. It’s all about personal preference.

suspicious of what…? not being an attention whore? ._.

-__- so now people call them suspicious?