facebook safety issues
I really want a Facebook, but I'm afraid my father would not approve. Help?
I had a FB for a while, but somehow my father found him and I had to delete. Your company is for sales of software, so you know all of the Internet and security, blah, blah, blah about. I just gave, I do not want crazy over him. But Facebook has been so much fun, and now my school is Facebook – all except me. I just want to go ahead and make one, but I do not want my father to get him and go through the issue once again. I sent my father asked a few weeks ago, Facebook, and I'm starting to think it's OK to ignore or put it in spam, and never heard back. You're probably thinking, "Why do not you just go to his father and ask in person?" Well, I'm afraid he will say no. It is much easier to deal with the facts in reality virtually. At least for me. I owe my father and expect a response email? Or do I have to say no more? If it says … What I can do to convince him? Thanks!
Most Facebook blows. Social networks suck.
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