I may not have encountered someone who's bitchtalked about me over the web, thank goodness, but I personally don't think Facebook is the best place to bitch about someone. It's supposed to be the most wholesome social networking site for people to forge superficial friendships with strangers across the internet, and the best site for communicating and keeping in touch with your old pals, exes, and loved ones. And Facebook is indeed the best of its kind because it gives you the best privacy options and it does not let anyone customize his or her profile page to the point that it becomes so vile and disgusting with all those obnoxious glitter words moving up, down and sideways, emo profile backgrounds, and congregations of photos scattered from the headers to the footers.

I personally think that any grudge towards someone should not be blatantly published online because number one, it's bad for the image of the sitting duck, and number two, it's bad for the image of the perceived duck hunter. We never know who reads our posts. There's a lot of people out there secretly following our profound online activities in our blogs and social networking accounts. I am scared of this as well, though I have no options but to use my blog because I detest writing by hand.

And I personally think that if anyone would like to make a point to slander and defame someone because he or she was hurt or attacked or because he or she finds it inexplicably amusing or arousing, do it inside the mind, down there within the deepest and smallest nerve cells we never knew that existed. And pray to God for forgiveness for the residing hatred inside the heart. But if typing on the keyboards is really inevitable, do it offline. The notepad would be the best option. Just save it in your computer or in a flash disk for a personal keepsake.