#parent help

I told him if I couldn't wear what I wanted, I wouldn't go to the party (I was asked to make a big distracting impression due to some family drama, and I don't particularly care what a bunch of strangers think of me) and he then says 'Fine, you go and I'll stay.'

Now we're both staying home like two idiots, I because I I should have bodily autonomy in this day and age, and he because only God and more mature minds than me know why.

Give me a little insight here, Tumblr denizens. Crying into my crochet isn't helping.

Personally, I think Facebook is the most intrusive of all the platforms available and I haven’t had an account for years and back when I did I hardly used it.

Does anyone have any tips or precautions I should take or warn her about while I set her up with one?

I think there was a privacy issue awhile ago? Did that ever get resolved?

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Terrorism and tragedy are all too real these days. It can be hard to talk to your child about the scary things we see and hear on the news. Many of us pretend they don’t hear about this at school or see the images that we see, but they do. The sad reality is, horrific acts have become more common in the world we live in. We can certainly shield them from TV, but we can’t hid their eyes or ears to…