Sex & Relationships   comments_image Comments  Virtual Sex: How
Online Games Changed Our Culture  Games like Second Life let you
to live your fantasy as a pimp, prostitute or pirate, knight,
dominatrix, or any other self-created design you see fit.
Continued from previous page   MySpace was not the only site of
its kind. Before MySpace was a popular networking website called
Friendster, and, after MySpace, Facebook became the most
discussed site. Launched in 2004 by student Mark Zuckerburg as a
college networking website, Facebook grew into an older-skewing
version of MySpace. Newsweek featured Zuckerburg on the cover.
On the inside the feature story told what happened when Facebook
had one of its rare maintenance shutdowns. "Over the course of
those four hours I probably tried to get in five or more times.
I'm addicted to Facebook," one person lamented. She was a
40-year-old mother of three.  As Facebook began, Linden Labs
released the program Second Life. It was a 3D virtual world
where you could create an