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Why you shouldn't trust Facebook


Continuing on with the documentary theme, i was told to watch this movie recently and it opened my mind about the scary reality of Facebook and what it entails for new age romance. 

This film tells the story of Nev: a guy who thinks he finds love after he meets a girl through Facebook and discovers her entire family on there too. They seem so perfect. A nice 'Facebook family', as he calls them. All the events in this film are true and without spoiling the ending for you they are quite extraordinary. At the end you are left feeling a variety of emotions towards many of the people in this movie but the best lesson you can take away from it is to stay away from strangers and don't believe everything you hear or see on Facebook. That's always rule number one. Guess there was a good reason they invented the privacy policy.

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