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December 5th, 2010
06:53 PM ET
Why Katherine Schwarzenegger Dropped Facebook
Being a teenager isn't easy for anyone. But when you're a memer of a famous and powerful family, it can get really complicated. Here's the final installment of CNN Fredricka Whitfield's 'Face to Face' inteview with Katherine Schwarzenegger.
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It is good that Ms. Katherine Schwarzenegger dropped Facebook when she needed to control that situation and it is sad that we have to go to that extreme because people cannot control themselves and do not understand how society should work. Yes, being a teenager is not easy for anyone and not even for adults because people cannot control themselves or because simply they want to enforce an attitude of harassment or a bully attitude as the government of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico does to their citizens when they have valid needs as education for children with special needs or even transportation to people with disabilities. Certainly being a member of a famous and powerful family can help so many to get their messages accross because they cannot pursue it alone. It is good that she is being active, in important topics as the ones that concern her, and I hope to hear more from Ms. Katherine Schwarzenegger.