Confession:
When my children were younger, and before they discovered social media, or had any desire to use any social media websites, I used to verbally lambaste the modern craze; and insist that children do not need to be connected to social media because it was potentially dangerous and unnecessary, and MY children do not and will not use it. (imagine with high-pitched, haughty windbag voice)
I was full of sh*t. Well, the thing was that at the time, I wasn't. I fully believed what I was saying, but I was naive, The naivety however, wasn't insofar as motherhood inexperience, but simply in myself, not realizing that as much as I knew, I knew nothing; and as smart as I was, I wasn't. And none of us are - no matter how much we are. Confused? Simply put: Life happens in phases and every phase brings a new set of circumstances to navigate with different landscape, different rules and different tools. We learn as we go and intellectual arrogance is a faux pax.
But lets get back to the point...