Oversharing

[brookiki]

I think that this has been a problem for about as long as we've had internet communities, but the problem seems worse lately. People tend to post things on the internet that I'm a little uncomfortable reading and that make me wonder if they've really thought about exactly who is reading it

Comments

[lyssie]

Oh, god, yes.

Like, if you read fanficrants at all, you are GUARANTEED to find tmi in the comments. It's tradition, these days.

[brookiki]

Yes! If anyone doesn't know exactly how every single mechanical aspect of sex works (in detail), it's only because they haven't been reading FFR carefully enough.

[fayoreix2]

Is it odd that the word musings just looks cool?

Anyways, it is always going to be like that. I just don't pay attention to it, and I in turn do not share my personal life on Facebook.

I don't care about it enough to.

[enichan]

And this is exactly why I don't participate in Facebook like sites. That way when people learn stuff about me it's because they asked, not because I thought it more convenient to give all my friends (and the most of casual-in-passing acquaintances) a status update on MyFace.