Social networking is a great way to interact
with others, using websites such as Twitter, among others,
to meet new people. Some of you are not thinking clearly
when you post items to people. For example, if you are a
woman, famous or not, with a boyfriend or husband, you
really shouldn’t be posting flirtatious items to other men
online and using emojis such as the eggplant (penis), heart
shaped eyes and the tongue indicating salivating (not the
tongue indicating a raspberry “tongue sticking out”).
How is your man or husband going to feel
seeing that. If he calls you out on it, you better get smart
and say, “Why would I like a muscular, well chiseled man who
doesn’t miss leg day! Ewl, that’s gross. I love your bird chest” (you better try to
keep a straight face when you say it LOL).
If you are a man with a girlfriend or wife,
why are you online liking beauty shots or half naked
pictures on Instagram or retweeting or favoriting
non-platonic tweets on Twitter posted by other women. That’s
disrespectful to the person you are in a relationship with
and in some cases an outright embarrassment.
Some of you are doing these things, then
wondering why you are getting in trouble with your
significant other. Some of you are acting so thirsty online
then wondering why the person you are dating or are married
to is angry with you. All that stuff is for single people.
Speaking of that. Some single people lack
good friends. Some of your friends are jealous and envious
of your looks and will post the worst stuff in trying to
make you look bad to others. How do you think it looks to
others that your friend posts that you have a child or
children you don’t own up to and mess around with lots of
women, not indicating they are joking. Women looking on will
think you are a dog and ignore you. Potential employers or
companies seeking to retain you as a representative will
overlook you branding you irresponsible, reckless and
promiscuous.
Some of you are seeking to date someone from
the internet, yet you are posting non-descript pictures of
yourself with others, which makes it look like you are not
single, leading interested parties to move on to someone
else. That’s sending out mixed signals.
What I found amusing recently was an
informal male blogger who is always on Twitter and Instagram
(not someone I follow or vice versa) who is always putting
down others for their looks, when he is no looker himself,
posting photos of himself with beautiful women he is trying to lead
people to believe he is dating, when he is not. They
are his co-workers.
Whatever you post online, make sure it is
ethical, legal and not something you will regret later.
There are some things that are better left unsaid and kept
private. You never know who is reading your pages, the
impression it will leave or the job or relationship it could
cost you.
RELATED ARTICLES
Producer Teddy Riley Lays Down The Law On Soulja Boy Regarding His Daughter (The Dangers Of Putting Too Much Private Info On Social Networking)
Be Careful Of What Your Kids Post Online As Parents Are Being Sued And Losing In Court
Woman Busted In The Chimney Of Man She Met Online Who Broke Up With Her (Video)
