My high school friends from Kansas are dear, sweet people,” said Colby Hall, the founding editor of Mediaite.com. “But nothing says depressed like people asking you to feed the cows on Farmville.”
The author describes Colby Hall as a naysayer. Because Colby says his friends from Kansas are sweet people but says nothing says depressed like people asking you to feed the cows on Farmville.
“There’s one person who keeps coming around in the People You May Know box on Facebook where just the suggestion of this person changes my whole day,” said Pam Houston, a novelist. “It’s essential to my well-being to create the illusion that this person doesn’t exist.”
Pam Houston is considered a naysayer. Pam says that theres that one person that pops up on the People You May Know box on Facebook and the suggestion of that person changes her whole day. She says its essential to her well being to just think the person doesnt exist.
But many people see no escape. “Even if you hide a person’s news feed, you know it’s there,” Ms. Crosley lamented. “And then you might find yourself going to their page to get a direct hit, which can only be worse.”