Thursday, April 14, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
Facebook: An easy way to cheat on your significant other.
Facebook: An easy way to cheat on your significant other.
You can be talking to someone on Facebook, maybe a stranger, maybe a person you've met in passing, maybe an old boyfriend, maybe an old lover and suddenly you start feeling those feelings again, or you feel new feelings.
Whatever it is, you feel something; probably close to itching on your innards-- at least that’s how I used to feel when I would meet someone new who was hot, talented, and had potential to be my newest hearth throb. Of course I use past tense because I have this AMAZING boyfriend --that is way better than yours will ever be-- and now I resist those urges (yes, I am totally hyping up, bragging about and rubbing in your face this whole boyfriend thing)
But like I was saying, it becomes exciting. You both have profiles pictures that make you look way better than you really are, you make your lives sound like you're the President or Charlie Sheen and it doesn't necessarily feel like cheating since you're just "harmlessly" chatting on Facebook.
But be careful. It may not even start with a casual Facebook chat, it may be a comment on a picture, your status, something to set it off and there you go.
We read about how Facebook is a "self-esteem" booster. Well, how great is it that this hot man is boosting your self-esteem?
Just remember this "hot" man knows you're in a relationship or married (it is displayed in your profile info) so why is he talking to you?
All I'm saying is, be careful. Facebook can be an easy way to cheat, whether you care to admit it or not. Flirting, overly chatting with a person of the opposite gender, going throught their photos to check them out.
All of this is some minor form of cheating and I'm sure common sense tells you this. So, those of you who are in a committed relationship: (myself included :P) Be
You can be talking to someone on Facebook, maybe a stranger, maybe a person you've met in passing, maybe an old boyfriend, maybe an old lover and suddenly you start feeling those feelings again, or you feel new feelings.
Whatever it is, you feel something; probably close to itching on your innards-- at least that’s how I used to feel when I would meet someone new who was hot, talented, and had potential to be my newest hearth throb. Of course I use past tense because I have this AMAZING boyfriend --that is way better than yours will ever be-- and now I resist those urges (yes, I am totally hyping up, bragging about and rubbing in your face this whole boyfriend thing)
But like I was saying, it becomes exciting. You both have profiles pictures that make you look way better than you really are, you make your lives sound like you're the President or Charlie Sheen and it doesn't necessarily feel like cheating since you're just "harmlessly" chatting on Facebook.
But be careful. It may not even start with a casual Facebook chat, it may be a comment on a picture, your status, something to set it off and there you go.
We read about how Facebook is a "self-esteem" booster. Well, how great is it that this hot man is boosting your self-esteem?
Just remember this "hot" man knows you're in a relationship or married (it is displayed in your profile info) so why is he talking to you?
All I'm saying is, be careful. Facebook can be an easy way to cheat, whether you care to admit it or not. Flirting, overly chatting with a person of the opposite gender, going throught their photos to check them out.
All of this is some minor form of cheating and I'm sure common sense tells you this. So, those of you who are in a committed relationship: (myself included :P) Be
Wedding means Maryland
I'm going back to Maryland . . . for a day. Guess there are even more perks to having a boy friend. I would've been heart broken to go home for a day and then leave again but now I have something to miss in Utah.
Wow, can't believe I just said it. I will miss something in Utah. I mean Jamba Juice is something I always missed but . . . not really. Now, I really have something to miss.
Oh and I will totally miss my amazing internship with Deseret News. This weekend will be so busy that I probably will want it to end. But, at least I get some of my Saturday with Brandon and Michael.
And then I spend a day in Maryland, a day in North Carolina and then straight back to Utah. Crazy, crazy.
Wow, can't believe I just said it. I will miss something in Utah. I mean Jamba Juice is something I always missed but . . . not really. Now, I really have something to miss.
Oh and I will totally miss my amazing internship with Deseret News. This weekend will be so busy that I probably will want it to end. But, at least I get some of my Saturday with Brandon and Michael.
And then I spend a day in Maryland, a day in North Carolina and then straight back to Utah. Crazy, crazy.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Oooooohhhh read my blog!
I want hits, so maybe if I drop names or words like Amanda Bynes, Nick Cannon, Ryan Seacrest, 7.4 earthquake, Notorious B.I.G, Oprah Winfrey, Chronic Pain management, interest rates then you will read my blog? I just took all these words/names off of Yahoo's trending list
No? You've thought about clicking out of here by now, right? First you should check out some of my previous posts and you should read my next post, which will probably brag about the surprisingly, amazing guy I am currently dating. Yep, I'm throwing that blog in here.
Think I'm gonna call it, "My BF is better than your BF :P" so, keep your eyes open and you can tell me if yours is better and then tell me why, cause I won't believe you.
No? You've thought about clicking out of here by now, right? First you should check out some of my previous posts and you should read my next post, which will probably brag about the surprisingly, amazing guy I am currently dating. Yep, I'm throwing that blog in here.
Think I'm gonna call it, "My BF is better than your BF :P" so, keep your eyes open and you can tell me if yours is better and then tell me why, cause I won't believe you.
Cheating is not so bad . . . for men . . . load of crap
The article is entitled "How Women Cheat Differently" and he seems to be just making some nice observations on how when a woman cheats its worse than a man cheating. This may very well be true but I feel like the author of this article is a cheater or potential cheater and he's lessening the seriousness of a man cheating.
Why? Because his focus is all about how men are thinking more with their 'junk' when they cheat and women are focusing more with their heart.
Again, this may be true. But this article was written to simply lessen the fact that a man has cheated, that a man cheats the most, that men are pigs. This man's article is just him trying to get back into bed with his wife and excuse his cheating.
Lets take the focus off of men and the fact that they cheat more and focus on how serious it when women cheat and how excusable it is when men do.
So, if you are man and you've cheated this is the perfect article to share with your wife or girlfriend after you cheat on her. And as for the guy, who wrote it, looks like his wife let him get off after he fed her this hogwash.
Why? Because his focus is all about how men are thinking more with their 'junk' when they cheat and women are focusing more with their heart.
Again, this may be true. But this article was written to simply lessen the fact that a man has cheated, that a man cheats the most, that men are pigs. This man's article is just him trying to get back into bed with his wife and excuse his cheating.
Lets take the focus off of men and the fact that they cheat more and focus on how serious it when women cheat and how excusable it is when men do.
So, if you are man and you've cheated this is the perfect article to share with your wife or girlfriend after you cheat on her. And as for the guy, who wrote it, looks like his wife let him get off after he fed her this hogwash.
Government will use Facebook, Twitter to warn of terrorist attacks
The threat of terrorist attacks remains a reality in the U.S., to the point that the government has decided to turn to Twitter and Facebook to post warnings when serious threats develop.
While the Department of Homeland Security was reworking its five-color coded terror index — which needed tweaks due to criticisms that it was too vague and hard for the public to understand — department officials decided that if a situation is serious enough, Facebook and Twitter will be used to alert the public.
Of course, before an alert can be posted, the notification process will first include providing information to members of Congress; then counterterrorism officials in states and cities; then the governors and mayors; and then the public.
In determining the seriousness of a situation, the five-color terror index will be replaced with a two-category system: imminent and elevated.
The alert system that would include Twitter and Facebook is expected to be in place by April 27, according to Fox News.
To see the rest of the story click here
Death in your passenger seat
One time I forgot to feed my hamster. I forgot to feed my hamster for a whole week. By the time I noticed my hamster hadn't been fed, his ribs were poking out and he was barely breathing.
He died, and I cried. I believe I was thirteen. Yes, it's sad that I didn't notice my hamster, forgot my hamster and was the cause of his death. I still feel guilty about it.
But, I would hope that if a dead woman's body were composing in the passenger seat of my car, I would notice. It's like that gruesome story, "A Rose for Emily" where her dead fiancé's body composed in her bed, where she sleeps, for years.
Obviously this man must have some problems, if he can just drive around aimlessly, while his dead friend decomposes next to him for three days.
He died, and I cried. I believe I was thirteen. Yes, it's sad that I didn't notice my hamster, forgot my hamster and was the cause of his death. I still feel guilty about it.
But, I would hope that if a dead woman's body were composing in the passenger seat of my car, I would notice. It's like that gruesome story, "A Rose for Emily" where her dead fiancé's body composed in her bed, where she sleeps, for years.
Obviously this man must have some problems, if he can just drive around aimlessly, while his dead friend decomposes next to him for three days.
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