Facebook, Twitter Revolutionizing How Parents Stalk Their College-Aged Kids

I love Today Now.

That was actually very funny!

But all laughing aside, I see why parents should perhaps follow their kids a little closer today than in the past.

Michie just posted a good article. If colleges are recognizing it is a problem, maybe we as parents should be a little more like the e-mom.

http://www.christianforums.com/t7568550/

...misspell everything and swear a lot.... lololo
...keep her hands off.... BWHAHAhaha

Me thinks ya ought a give your kid privacy. If ya can't then you have problems of your own. And I don't believe that you will know all about your kid by using Facebook etc unless your child is very, ummm. let's say mentally challenged or wants you to know.

Thanks for the video which gave me a chuckle or two.

At first I thought they were serious. Then I loled.

I have no family members from the generation of yore as Facebook friends. And if I did, they would be on limited profile.

My daughter defriended me. Bruahahahahaha... not because I was nosy and reading her stuff, but the few times that I happened to read her status... I stupidly posted something and she warned me a few times and I didn't listen and she defriended me. We laugh about it... I trust her and I rarely read her fb stuff because it's like... you know... kinda too young for me. She is 19 and a good person... but it's funny that I dared to post and she defriended me. Bruahaha LOL

I am my mom's friend on FB and although I'm a college student I have nothing to hide. I'm married with two kids. I also mostly post Catholic articles, either repost something Michie posted or repost something one of my Catholic Facebook friends posts.

CruciFixed said:

I am my mom's friend on FB and although I'm a college student I have nothing to hide. I'm married with two kids. I also mostly post Catholic articles, either repost something Michie posted or repost something one of my Catholic Facebook friends posts.

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I think in time... when she isn't 19 years old, and she is married and raising a family... I'm sure we'll be always friends and perhaps then, she'll befriend me on fb... but if not, it's okay because we are really close. You and many young adults are very wonderful and honorable and trustworthy... and also, young adults need to have their privacy and their space to kinda ... figure things out... as long as the moms are supportive and loving in real life.