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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Maybe this is what she does to keep her sanity.

I don't post dirty laundry on my fb.[/quote]

I'm not saying she should air out dirty laundry - I just want her to put the iPhone down more and maybe pick up a book. Maybe actually make your teen consistently volunteer instead of going overboard with the 1hr he spent at a soup kitchen. Things like that.[/quote]

Jesus Christ.  Can I ask what you are doing on DCUM, when you should be reading Burkhardt's [u]The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy[/u]? with your intellectual salon?[/quote]

Don't be so obtuse. Posting on an anonymous message board isn't comparable to posting tacky attention-seeking narratives to your facebook every other day.[/quote]

Everyone on Facebook is doing the same thing.  I just don't get (1) how this affects you in any way; (2) how you are embarrassed; (3) how this is attention-seeking behavior.  Have you heard of social media before?[/quote]

Peers with careers don't post nearly as much and homemakers with tact don't overdue it. It just teases out she has no life and makes her look desperate for attention.[/quote]

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