Tami

yes i do ..i love it it helps me keep tabs on my teens , and it has reunited me with old lost friends and family , i think if you use my space the way it was meant for and not abuse it , believe it or not your friends warn you of any wierdo's lingering , i use my space like for my blogs , or to keep in touch with friends to write a poem wene im feeling down , i keep a very close eye on my teens pages and have found out more about what my daughter has planned for the week-end , even if she won't tell me ,, i love my-space i have had it for a year and a half oh sure ! there are perverts im sure , but there walking around your town too , and my space help turn in three kids wanting to bring explosives to my kids school they were arrested . these kids on my-space are not stupid they warn if anyone is in danger they turn in perverts .. don't abuse my space friends enjoy it and keep it clean

Girl you definitely need to get a MYSPACE Page. It's the best emailing tool yet. Not only can you keep in touch with your peeps but you can reunite with old friends, share pictures, and add more Blogs on this site.
BTW my niece and nephew are both Blaxican and I think that it's a Beautiful mix, too bad both cultures are battling in schools. A teenager approached my niece at school and asked her which side would she choose to be on it a riot took place between Blacks and Mexicans, next day my sister enrolled her into Home Studies.

I don't think myspace can help anyone in a good way so what u talking bout

i met my fiance on myspace - so for me it was a life changing move to get a myspace account. we live in different countries, so without it, i wouldnt have met the man that keeps me so happy. we each deleted our personal ones and now have a joint profile to keep in touch with friends and family and also our fave bands. :o)

as for tweens/teens having a profile .. now myspace has a lot of new security features. making it a little safer. at least the creator of myspace is trying. it's up to the parents to to monitor their children - perhaps making up a myspace page for them with a password only the parent knows.