The size and shape of your font turns me onnnn

I used to have Myspace but then deleted it because it caused me and my boyfriend to have so many fights so I end up deleting it. Its true that internet communications does more cons than pros. Aim are always being hacked leading to invasion of our own privacy. I do wish that Myspace, Facebook, and Aim was never created but too bad it already has. So I just use it less often. But as for text messaging, I find it very convenient because it saves alot of minutes =D

I think I straddle the fence on this issue.

On one hand communication through technology is great. It's the easiest way for me to keep in touch with my friends. I'm not the type of girl to call up people and sit for hours talking. I'd rather just instant message them. It also allows me to avoid that awkward silence if I run out of things to talk to them about. My boyfriend also lives in TX and this is great because sometimes I'm too tired to sit on the phone with him or vice-versa.

However, I'm old fashion. I love receiving christmas cards and birthday cards and giving them out. I hate when people email me a merry christmas or happy birthday. It's so impersonal.

Alright like the rest of the comments so far I am also torn on the issue. However these are just tools for people to use, they are not inherently bad or good. It is how people use the that decides that. A lot of good has been created form these tools, it helps family stay in touch over distances. I currently am an out of state student here and AIM helps me stay in touch with my family in Maine without racking up the phone bill. Facebook is also a good tool to help stay in touch with old or new friends. Now personal meetings and conversations, and something said in person means a lot more then over the internet but we cant treat it like a replacement to real human interaction. You will never get the same experience as face-to-face, but its a useful and beneficial tool when used right.

As with all other new technologies, the person just has to be smart about it. Technology does not have to be a bad thing. We're told from the time we can communicate not to talk to strangers. That applies with internet. It doesn't have to cause trouble for anyone other than the people who want to be involved with it. Things like myspace and livejournal come in handy when people want to stay in touch. If it weren't for myspace, I wouldn't have kept up with anyone from high school. I don't use internet to meet new people. That should be left up to actual human interaction.

By the way, interesting title...