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	<title>Comments on: Facebook is getting old fast</title>
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		<title>By: Diggitt</title>
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		<dc:creator>Diggitt</dc:creator>
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		<description>My 25-year-old has been pretty open with me all her life.  I, in turn, have been open with her.  We had talks LONG before some parents would consider &quot;appropriate&quot; about sex and birth control and abortion and drinking and drugs -- but what&#039;s appropriate, anyway?  When your child lies bleeding in the emergency room?  So I started with her being younger than some of her friends.  In return she is honest with me.  

It&#039;s not that she &lt;i&gt;encourages&lt;/i&gt; me to read her Live Journal or be FB friends, although a couple years ago she showed me how to crate a FB page.  Since she knew I was not going to land on her neck and shout &quot;Off with her head!&quot; I knew what she was doing.  It&#039;s fair to say that once or twice I have cringed -- but what would I rather have, silence and no communication, or to let her make her own mistakes?  I made mistakes -- and boy, do they make me shudder at times -- and I survived.  She will too.

IMHO those parents who snoop and pry -- and I had a mother like that -- not only lose their child&#039;s love and respect, they are excluded.  I pick my fights and my daughter knew that.  Because we are honest with each other and I pick my fights, when I tell her frankly that something is, in my view, just unacceptable, she hears what I say.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My 25-year-old has been pretty open with me all her life.  I, in turn, have been open with her.  We had talks LONG before some parents would consider &#8220;appropriate&#8221; about sex and birth control and abortion and drinking and drugs &#8212; but what&#8217;s appropriate, anyway?  When your child lies bleeding in the emergency room?  So I started with her being younger than some of her friends.  In return she is honest with me.  </p>
<p>It&#8217;s not that she <i>encourages</i> me to read her Live Journal or be FB friends, although a couple years ago she showed me how to crate a FB page.  Since she knew I was not going to land on her neck and shout &#8220;Off with her head!&#8221; I knew what she was doing.  It&#8217;s fair to say that once or twice I have cringed &#8212; but what would I rather have, silence and no communication, or to let her make her own mistakes?  I made mistakes &#8212; and boy, do they make me shudder at times &#8212; and I survived.  She will too.</p>
<p>IMHO those parents who snoop and pry &#8212; and I had a mother like that &#8212; not only lose their child&#8217;s love and respect, they are excluded.  I pick my fights and my daughter knew that.  Because we are honest with each other and I pick my fights, when I tell her frankly that something is, in my view, just unacceptable, she hears what I say.</p>
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