GABBIN': Does Facebook ruin relationships?

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GABBIN': Does Facebook ruin relationships?

POSTED: Thursday, November 18, 2010, 3:54 PM

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There's a preacher in Neptune, N.J who's telling his 1,100 congregants to either delete their Facebook accounts or get the hell heck out of dodge. The motivation behind his plan is that he believes the social networking site ruins relationships by allowing people to get in touch with old flames. The word as to whether or not his flock will follow his orders is still out. Would you do it? I'll admit, I've done my share of Facebook stalking and—considering that's a phrase I've heard many times before—I'm sure it's something most people do. But it hasn't necessarily screwed things up in my current relationship. I think I'd tell that pastor to shove it. Do you have any experience with Facebook and relationships you'd like to share? Feel free to leave a comment as "anonymous" if you'd like. We don't have to know who you are to enjoy some good dish!

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