Why some aren't avid social media users

One thing people who don't or hardly use Instagram and/or Facebook can tell you is this: it's safe but not safe. As in, neither is a scam but your privacy and respect will be in jeopardy for OVEREXPOSURE. 

There's always if not daily a story about someone losing their job (or worst) over a message or video they posted on one of these websites. It truly is sad to witness how some people have no control over what they do online. (Makes you even wonder how they can be privately.) Those who're famous aren't except from this either.

The whole World doesn't need to know your opinion nor every single detail about your daily life. Is it THAT important that they know 365 (366 when it's the 29th of February) days of the year? 

Its really better to keep things private, no one has to know everything about you. 



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