The idea of being Facebook friends with either of my parents is, well, entirely terrifying. And not just because I don’t actually like my parents — but, rather, because Facebook is no place to allow your parents to publicly shame you. Facebook is for chronicling your drunken nights out, for keeping tabs on your ex-boyfriends, for linking people to your latest YouTube obsession — not for baring the ugly truth about your dysfunctional family dynamic. See more examples of Facebook parenting gone wrong after the jump.
(via someecards.com)
Phillip: my advice to you is to grow the hell up.
Hey Bmad,
Would you be willing to share with an aspiring gay writer a few tricks of the trade–i.e. regarding agents and publishers? I’ve dreamed of being a writer since 7 or 8 and am currently in grad school trying to break into the industry. Congrats on harpercollins! That’s kind of a big deal.
Chuck
hey toph!
thanks for asking after me! i really should have done a goodbye post but things got a little wild this winter and i got overwhelmed. i’m not sure that many readers knew this, but my other job is that i write books for teenagers. i left because i have a book that is long overdue to my publisher and i have to finish it!
it will hopefully be out next year from harpercollins! i will make frank post about it so you will for sure know when it’s out!
xo Bmad
Totally unrelated to the post, but I, as well as many other long-time readers here, wanna know: what happened to BMAD?
Hope you guys answer this, either here, or in its own post.