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Some tips for using Facebook to game/get ahead
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Some tips for using Facebook to game/get ahead

^Jefe, what exactly do you do with those social groups? What do you do by yourself?

I do a lot of outdoor activity so pictures come easy-

My last 5 pictures
Waves in Malibu
Snorkeling in Laguna Beach (taken by someone else)
The sunrise before surfing in Santa Monica
A picture of my beer and a carton of Ben&Jerrys at my desk
A picture of Yosemite

Its a bit easier since I spend so much time outside, (I'm also not very photogenic, so it's better for me to have a few good photos and just leave it at that)

I also use snapchat a lot for things I won't post publicly about (drinking, partying, etc)
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Some tips for using Facebook to game/get ahead

Would you guys use a surfing action picture as cover photo (no overhead but the wave is pretty good)? I think girls like it but friends come with "how is it going with profiling yourself as a surfer".
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Some tips for using Facebook to game/get ahead

I've put some thought into this before. In my experience (over 30 yr old)...

Facebook is an accessory to your real life presence. If you're a social leader, it will marginally help you. If you aren't, it can only hurt you.

Facebook is the quintessential and purest form of a social network It has all the rigidity, and the wheat (top 10% socially dominant) and chaff (everybody else) are easily recognized.

If Facebook is getting you bangs, you're probably already doing just fine anyway. You're gaming and/or building your status in real life, and Facebook is simply a picture of that.

Congrats, sounds like it's working. 10 bangs from 2.5 yrs of passive pussy is always nice.

“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”
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Some tips for using Facebook to game/get ahead

Quote: (05-14-2015 01:12 PM)heavy Wrote:  

I've put some thought into this before. In my experience (over 30 yr old)...

Facebook is an accessory to your real life presence. If you're a social leader, it will marginally help you. If you aren't, it can only hurt you.

This.

I moved around alot in my youth and never really had that set social circle of childhood friends, for someone like me, it makes more sense to keep more of a low profile on social media, otherwise i would shoot myself in the foot.

Since i'm moving and starting life anew in a new country at the start of July, i'm starting to wonder if i should spend more time on it when i start making friends there.

I do have an account with a good profile picture but i use it only for Tinder, family and one lifelong friend, other than that it's completely locked down. I never add others.

I don't really give a fuck anyway. It makes me more intriguing and mysterious as i have that 'bad boy' look and attitude about me.
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