That is crazy speaking up constantly when you have

That is crazy! Speaking up constantly when you have nothing to say doesn’t make you relevant.

Bad behavior lives forever on the Internet, so make sure your record is squeaky-clean for when
those worker bees inevitably Google you.
Some states around the nation have barred companies from forcing their workers to
provide access to their social media sites. This is seriously ridiculous to me. I can’t believe that
actually happens, but even still that never happened to me and I’ve never see anyone ask for
passwords to anything in the military. We were allowed to access social media websites while at
work but the time allotted was very specific and it wasn’t much. There are a lot of businesses
that do not allow any social media sites at all, which is fine for some people because they can
access it on their phone, but there are always that select few that ruin it for everyone else.
Some people believe social networking sites offer the ultimate in social equality. When
we interact with others online, we have no real way of knowing whether they are white or black,
male or female, fat or thin, young or old. Certainly, many people turn to social networking sites
to connect with social groups that share their interests and values. Does fulfillment have the
same meaning online as it does in the “real world?” I personally believe that some people live
their life through social media websites. There are so many different chat rooms for so many
different types of interests and people get hooked. I once watched the news about this girl who
had several cell phones. She was constantly on facebook and texting her friends’ non-stop, even
when they were sitting right next to her. People are seriously getting addicted to social media
sites.
Online social networking can facilitate identity exploration and fulfill the need for social
support, intimacy, and autonomy. Whether constructing their profiles on facebook, creating a
video and posting it on YouTube, or talking in chat rooms, teens are constantly creating,
recreating, and honing their identities. On the other hand, our children are still trying to figure

out who they are, who they want to become, and working on their values, strengths, and
weaknesses. Using the internet and social networking sites appears to reduce loneliness and
improve well being for some people. I feel that parents really need to monitor what their child is
doing on the internet, like I stated earlier, you never know who you are talking to.
It's a world where everything moves fast and changes all the time, where relationships are
quickly disposed at the click of a mouse, where you can delete your profile if you don't like it
and swap an unacceptable identity in the blink of an eye for one that is more acceptable. People
used to the quick pace of online social networking may soon find the real world boring and un-
stimulating, potentially leading to more extreme behavior to get that sense. It may be possible