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	<title>Comments on: Facebook Addicts Beware!</title>
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		<title>By: Jessica</title>
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		<description>I read this very interesting article and I have to agree that everything here has been deadly accurate. I find myself being caught up in the addiction as well. If anyone who knows me both personally as well as on facebook they will definitely know how true that statement is. With an excess of 3,500 friends I constantly update as well as pay close attention to my notifications. It began with the purpose of social interaction but now I think of it as more of an invasion. It&#039;s like a craving that can never be satisfied.....One bite into the delicious gossip and attention of facebook and we always want more. Sad to say I suffer from this unhealthy addiction forsaking promises,workloads, duties.........I think however it is a situation where mind over matter has to be observed.....Priorities need to be implemented so that in future errors such as these can be avoided. I close my not so brief reply with this statement that People and not Facebook is to be blamed for the addiction.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I read this very interesting article and I have to agree that everything here has been deadly accurate. I find myself being caught up in the addiction as well. If anyone who knows me both personally as well as on facebook they will definitely know how true that statement is. With an excess of 3,500 friends I constantly update as well as pay close attention to my notifications. It began with the purpose of social interaction but now I think of it as more of an invasion. It&#8217;s like a craving that can never be satisfied&#8230;..One bite into the delicious gossip and attention of facebook and we always want more. Sad to say I suffer from this unhealthy addiction forsaking promises,workloads, duties&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;I think however it is a situation where mind over matter has to be observed&#8230;..Priorities need to be implemented so that in future errors such as these can be avoided. I close my not so brief reply with this statement that People and not Facebook is to be blamed for the addiction.</p>
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