Active discussions

Meet the Other Phone. A phone that grows with your child.

Meet the Other Phone.
A phone that grows with your child.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

Talk
Relationships

Mumsnet has not checked the qualifications of anyone posting here. If you need help urgently or expert advice, please see our domestic violence webguide and/or relationships webguide. Many Mumsnetters experiencing domestic abuse have found this thread helpful: Listen up, everybody

Original poster

I am being unfaithful and hell it's addictive

36 replies

hatwoman · 22/09/2007 12:24

I am neglecting mumsnet because of facebook . do you think it's just an infatuation? is it possible to have 2 relationships? or do I have to choose?

OP posts:
motherinferior · 22/09/2007 20:29

Oh, I'm obviously stuck. That's me and technology for you. I am faintly surprised I ever managed to get a job in which using a computer, on however basic a level, was required. Am I really? What do I have to do?

popsycal · 22/09/2007 20:32

I don't get facebook either

MyEye · 22/09/2007 20:34

look for me and ask me to be your friend

WideWebWitch · 22/09/2007 20:37

I panicked and deleted myself from FB because I though I HAVEN'T GOT TIME and it made me feel panicky and then I thought get a fking grip, you don't have to go on there.

Agree with sobernow

foxinsocks · 22/09/2007 20:38

I loved it for a bit. It's fantastic if you have lots of overseas friends because it's so instant and you can see all their mates etc.

DrNortherner · 22/09/2007 20:39

I must admit, I joined FB a few moths back and at first I was obsessed. It didn't last though.

MN is like a piar of comfy slippers.

MyEye · 22/09/2007 20:40

I do think fb is fab for finding friends you've lost by accident (i've just hooked up with two since joining last week), which is why I haven't gone overboard with the privacy thing. If you're just using it for keeping up with your bezzies, I don't see the point, really. No better than email afaics, but more bells and whistles.

MyEye · 22/09/2007 20:43

also (obviously) I am a bit too old; not that many of my peers are doing it (I'm 37). Usefulness is limited for wrinklies.

Original poster
hatwoman · 22/09/2007 22:32

i thought I was too old - but someone insisted I wasn't - I'm 37 too - but I feel so much more youthful for at least knowing what facebook is...my space here I come...

OP posts:
Elasticbandstand · 22/09/2007 22:33

i am totally loyal to mn (smug)

Alliebongo · 22/09/2007 22:36

i have found the temptation of scrabulous too strong to beat. facebook often wins these days

New posts on this thread. Refresh page