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Reading Facebook posts by people in my family and by acquaintances I've met in person mostly leaves me feeling annoyed, upset, disappointed, or down. Not all posts are like that; some are good, but there are enough of the other kind so that I don't feel like I'm missing much when I go for weeks without checking Facebook. (This is in contrast to my other FB account which is connected to people like you, whom I know from online; although I don't read it very often either due to time constraints.)
But my dad's FB page is a pleasant exception. I've found that he shares a lot of my views, and he seems so sane and wise compared to most other people on FB.
I suppose maybe I got my views from him to begin with, through some kind of osmosis. Though I never realized that while growing up, as my family never talked about politics or history or things like that back then, that I can recall.
But my dad's FB page is a pleasant exception. I've found that he shares a lot of my views, and he seems so sane and wise compared to most other people on FB.
I suppose maybe I got my views from him to begin with, through some kind of osmosis. Though I never realized that while growing up, as my family never talked about politics or history or things like that back then, that I can recall.