Can it be done?

[TW]

I have a MySpace question. As you know I'm a newbie on MySpace, and don't know what can and can't be done. YET!

Here's the situation, I have received an email from a young woman who wants me to add her to my Friends on MySpace. I checked out her page and she is even more of a newbie than I am. I think that the people that are in my "Friends" would be a positive influence for her. There is however an individual in her "Friends" that I would not want to have access to my "Friends." For the record let me state that I do not know this individual, and that my opinions are based strictly upon the messages that he has post on her page. He appears to be a middle-aged male that is going through mid-life crisis, and the stuff that he post has strong sexual connotations.

My question is, is there a way that I can add her, without allowing him access to my friends?


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[n2jesus]

As long as your profile is set where only your friends can see it...She would be the only one to be able to comment and look at your page, not her friends...

[Ilovebigcats]

Your friends are only those you add. Any Joe Blow can wonder on to your friends list. Unless, like Momma said, you make it private. But that limits old friends from finding you as easy if you weren't set to private.

I wouldn't worry about her men friends requesting friends from your friends... we get junk requests all the time. We know a sexual related request and people we don't know requests all too well. We just deny and delete.