Can u date someone who does NOT have a Facebook,Twitter, Social Media?
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Sure I can date someone who is not connected to social media. Before smart phones and PC we use to call each other and actually meet and socialize. Rule of thumb: Your phone should be used for setting up dates and generally talking only. You can not have a relationship over texting and social media. Simply put "its too impersonal".
i'm on fb, IG, and snapchat, although from the 3, i use fb the most. i mentioned in an earlier post that my sweetie doesn't use any social media. when we are together, we are rarely on our phones. only time we are is if we are checking the weather or if we are talking about a subject and need to look something up about it. or looking up directions lol.
oh and i'm the one who takes pics of us lol.
oh and i'm the one who takes pics of us lol.
For me it depends on the reason why they don't have facebook...
If it's because they've had problems with a stalker, then sure I can understand that.
If it's because they don't want their personal life tracked by giant social media corporations or the government I can understand that too.
But if it's because they don't want their crazy, gun-toting ex with the long rap sheet to find them, ehhhhhhhhh not so much....
If it's because they've had problems with a stalker, then sure I can understand that.
If it's because they don't want their personal life tracked by giant social media corporations or the government I can understand that too.
But if it's because they don't want their crazy, gun-toting ex with the long rap sheet to find them, ehhhhhhhhh not so much....
Confession time, I have 3 you tube channels, 2 twitter accounts, 1 Instagram account, 1 tumblr account (just got that one,) 1 Facebook account we three different groups, 3+ Google+ accounts, and who knows how many e-mails. Most of these accounts are for tutorials. And with the exception of Youtube and Facebook, plus 3 different e-mail accounts, I don't use most of these accounts on a daily/weekly basis. Twitter I mainly use to update for the Youtube videos, or if I need to share information with students or clients that I might have.
I have Facebook, which I use to keep up with friends and loved ones that I don't get to see as often.
I run a FB business page for my business, and moderate the page for my church. Facebook has been a critical instrument for growth. It's how most people find us, and know that we are alive and active as a church or business.
I am rarely, though, on my phone.
Of course I'd have no problem dating someone who didn't have a social media account. Though I have to admit that having no way to verify that a man is who he says he is would make me cautious. One of the first red flags for a catfish or married cheater is that they tell you they don't do social media, or they have an impersonal account that doesn't include any of their family members or real-life friends. This doesn't mean they aren't for real. But it is something to watch out for.
I run a FB business page for my business, and moderate the page for my church. Facebook has been a critical instrument for growth. It's how most people find us, and know that we are alive and active as a church or business.
I am rarely, though, on my phone.
Of course I'd have no problem dating someone who didn't have a social media account. Though I have to admit that having no way to verify that a man is who he says he is would make me cautious. One of the first red flags for a catfish or married cheater is that they tell you they don't do social media, or they have an impersonal account that doesn't include any of their family members or real-life friends. This doesn't mean they aren't for real. But it is something to watch out for.