Do you follow your teen's social accounts? You should. I respect my teens' privacy and allow them to post what they want without repercussions, as long as it isn't illegal or life-threatening. That's a hard promise to keep at times. There are times when i want to comment "what are you thinking?" but I want that very intimate line of communication to remain open. I'm seeing some borderline stuff and I'm not sure when or if I should step in.
Today I want to call a few kids' mommas (I'm sure their mommas don't know what they're up to) and tell them how their children are behaving. But I won't.
Hey kids: Being a bully isn't cute or make you popular. It makes you a jerk. And guess what? No one likes jerks.
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