Social media was carefully a waste of time in some schools of concept in the past but now its part of an image that one carries. You have to be on Facebook or you'll feel left out when your friends are discussing and you are seeing at them like you're deaf and dumb. Communal media has become a key activity in daily disposition of a large amount of population from roughly every field of life. Nowadays if you ask someone for his Facebook account and the someone doesn't have one, you will think of that guy as a someone from Stone Age, no seriously.
Life of an Fber (Facebooker)
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A general day of an Fber starts with updating his status on Facebook and it end with updating the status. His morning meal starts with a status modernize and it ends with other status update. You will also be aware of his each and every move which he makes. What he eats, what he watches on you tube. He will keep you informed about his exact location while travelling from one place to another. He will proudly gift each and everything which he sees, feels, smells, tastes, hears and will even modernize about what his sixth sense is sensing. If his nose happened to be running that day, Fber will keep you updated about his running nose throughout the day. In short he will make a mess of your home page as if it was his home page not yours.
Life without Facebook
So, Facebook and all other Communal networking sites are gone from this world due to some reasons...phoof... (they are not going anywhere, just suppose). Will there be any turn in lives of those who are Facebook addicts? Yes absolutely, the world will be a totally dissimilar place for them. First of all, the graph of internet usage will decline dramatically. Fbers will open their browsers, type-in Facebook.com and press the enter key but Error 404 will be displayed and the very next thing they will come to know about a concept which was introduced by windows/Mac/Linux and all other operating systems a long time ago which is Shutting The Damn engine Down!. Fbers will have best standards for stuff; they won't "Like" each and everything they see. He will like what he likes not what others like. Hanging out will be more of a real concept than virtual. Fbers will have to go by themselves physically in order to meet their real tangible friends and he will have so much to tell his friends.
Conclusion
I would love to write more but as a matter of fact I have to go check my Facebook, I made a post and I have to see the comments, it has been 20 long minutes since I made the post. Gotta go.
Life Without Facebook
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