Lindsay Lohan Blasts Facebook

Tue, 02 December 2008 23:33:36 ET

Lindsay Lohan reveals on her MySpace page about her disappointment over Facebook because she can't log on to her own account.

Unable to log on to her own account on Facebook, Lindsay Lohan has blamed the social networking site on her MySpace profile page. The 22-year-old actress used to write on Facebook, but now she can't do it anymore because her account has been disabled in order stop other users from using it.

She types "Upset with Facebook" as the title on her MySpace entry. She reveals, "I signed onto Facebook with my new password because someone keeps hacking into my account, and when I typed my password and 'log in' name in, a red sentence came up saying... Account Disabled. Your account has been disabled by an administrator. If you have any questions or concerns, you can visit our FAQ page here."

Lohan then continues telling fans about her shock of being considered as a fake. She says, "Wow! I was in shock. I clicked on the link that they told me to click on and then to another link that said: my account may of (sic) been disabled by mistake. once I got to that it gave a note saying why it was disabled which stated... that it was disabled because they believe that I was a fake of myself. Genius."

She also explains, "Here I am loving Facebook (as well as myspace-hehe) but going on Facebook to talk to some of my friends and they are thinking that I AM THE 'FAKE' OF MYSELF!!! Hahahahahaha.. at first I laughed, and then I got angry. Angry because, with ALL the people that PRETEND to be me on facebook, they decide to say I AM THE FAKE- of myself."

Lohan furthermore talks about her reason to use fake name on MySpace, saying "I wasn't even under my name, I had a fake name on my account because, obviously I didn't want everyone on Facebook to know it was me." In a hope to use her previous account on Facebook, she says, "Maybe I am just venting, but I am also writing this blog in hopes that the people at Facebook will un-disable my account and allow me to sign in the EXACT same way it was, same friends, same emails, same 'pets' and so on." Finally, she expresses her thought that MySpace has always been the best place for her to do it, especially if she hopes for something to change. She stops writing by signing off "love love love, Lindsay Dee" and giving a winking emoticon.

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