achina boy: it`s about having fun,not being addicted,a lot of people have problem with insomnia,dont really know the spelling,but u know what i meant,so social networking could be a way out,just guessing

byvan: When babies are awake at night,NL land is a soothing relief for the babysitting mother.

sexkillz: They must have boring marriages to be "addicted" to social networks after marriage. I mean, there should be a limit and a level of respect for your spouse. Using social networks is not wrong, but being addicted to it and chatting up members of the opposite sex when you are married? Come on!!!

djeezy: Not only oldies and married people. I went to church today and the sermon got boring, so I was tempted to log on to facebook to chat. I found my assistant pastor online and a convo ensued.
Me: Pastor, what are you doing?
Pastor: Nothing, brother..., I was just reminding some recalcitrant and obstinate whor'es to come to church"
Me: WTF!!!
Pastor: Brother....stop that please.

How did he know what WTF means?

sexkillz: They must have boring marriages to be "addicted" to social networks after marriage. I mean, there should be a limit and a level of respect for your spouse. Using social networks is not wrong, but being addicted to it and chatting up members of the opposite sex when you are married? Come on!!!

OCTAVO:
Hmmmmn... Well, NL is still better than 2go.

byvan:


By chatting up opposite sex,do you mean in a general convo or in private chats??I don't think chatting in a general convo is wrong but chatting via Email with the opposite sex is what I consider wrong.I mean there is no privacy when people converse in a thread, is there?You really think being on a social network equals to boring marriage??

socrateez: Being on 2go at 11pm does not mean the man is chatting with a gf, he could be chatting with any of his children. I don't think being on social networks for a married man implies that he has issues with his family. Its unfortunate that young people think they are the only ones entitled to fun. I met an elderly person on yahoo messenger in those days who proved to be matured and even assisted me to overcome the challenges I was facing. I've lost contact with him but he was extremely useful to me. I think Nairaland needs people like that so that young folks can learn from their wealth of experience. They can mentor some of us and guide us to make intelligent mature decisions.

djeezy: Not only oldies and married people. I went to church today and the sermon got boring, so I was tempted to log on to facebook to chat. I found my assistant pastor online and a convo ensued.
Me: Pastor, what are you doing?
Pastor: Nothing, brother..., I was just reminding some recalcitrant and obstinate whor'es to come to church"
Me: WTF!!!
Pastor: Brother....stop that please.

How did he know what WTF means?

chikk: Hmmm. I don't know what you guys mean by 'being addicted'. Insomnia and marital issues
on their own are flimsy excuses. I don't see any reason why a man of that age bracket, who is neither a political figure or an artist of any kind should be on social sites like facebook and 2go. NL is pardonable. Everyone knows that men don't quite rap with their fellow men on chat unless they're buddies or biz associates. But in this case, I don't see that man's colleagues staying up late every night to chat with him on 2go. Neither do I see his friends(who are in same age group) staying up to chat! So its just nonsensical for a man of that age to be on social sites like 2go!

sexkillz: The issue is about addiction. Being addicted to social sites, to the extent you neglect your duties in marriage.