Myspace, Facebook, MSN Display Pictures

[Peaceful]

I personally find this annoying as hell and the person is obviously looking for some sort of attention.



Does anyone find that people who post pictures with themselves topless or with they're abs showing on their facebook, myspace, msn, or even forum avatars sometimes.



I hadn't seen this in a while, but then someone changed they're DP on MSN a few days ago..



Thoughts?

 

[Nebulous]

Well if its a guy looking to find a new lover, then I can see why.

But if he is just trying to make his friends jealous of his physical fitness, then that's a little weird.

Yeah, It probably is for attention though.

 

[Princess]

Could be--depends on the pic and the situation. If it's just a pic showing him at the beach or something, it's probably harmless. If it looks 'posed' then he's looking for attention (or a new bed partner)

 

[Sam.]

Ahh...you mean...like this guy?



Attention, obviously!

 

[Foxtrot]

I personally don't care, cause on my myspace I have a photo of me topless.

 

[streetbackguy]

it doesnt really matter.

 

[Kasynlie]

I don't really care. I know heaps of guys that don't wear shirts everyday and their photos are the same. Not really trying to show off - just most comfortable.

 

[Slawter]

I find it slightly retarded but it doesn't really bother me much.

 

[Nebulous]

I don't really care. I know heaps of guys that don't wear shirts everyday and their photos are the same. Not really trying to show off - just most comfortable.

Well walking around with no shirt

and

using close up pictures of your ab's on the internet are two different things.

 

[TayneC8]

I don't care myself, I just use my normal avatar for msn

 

[Kasynlie]

[quote name='Ashton']I don't really care. I know heaps of guys that don't wear shirts everyday and their photos are the same. Not really trying to show off - just most comfortable.

Well walking around with no shirt

and

using close up pictures of your ab's on the internet are two different things.

[/quote]

Well yes, but yoet get my drift... at least I hope you do... I don't want to have to explain it.

 

[ACE]

I never really found it as a problem for me. Never really stopped and wondered about what he/she is trying to portray.