I’ve been working on this post for the past month or two. It’s an unpleasant topic but nevertheless one which must be addressed.

I’ve written previously about personal boundaries. I do accept some measure of responsibility in the forthcoming situation and I understand my casual personality and accessibility may have fueled the problem even though as adults we should know better.

A month or two ago I posted a video trailer on FB for a Showtime series entitled “Look”. After posting, a reader verbally and unjustly attacked Adam Rifkin, the mastermind behind the show and a string of other hits.

Whether or not the person saw Adam on the post (which he was) is irrelevant; it’s profoundly immature to publicly attack anyone especially when you don't know them. Adam is dear friends of ours and this entire incident was unbelievably embarrassing—my damn phone was ringing off the hook!

I can’t tell you how many times I heard, “Who the fuck is this guy bashing Adam?”

Look guys, name dropping gets on my bloody nerves so PLEASE if you see someone on my page DO NOT assume their assistants are running their profile because 9 times out of 10 it’s not the case. As a result, I’m making my contacts private and I ask everyone to be mindful of their conduct.

This really saddens me. I thought that as adults we knew how to behave, and maybe my sociability has emboldened people to the point they feel it’s within their right to take liberties with me and by proxy my friends. Regardless, there’s no excuse for carrying one’s self like a jackass.

Saying hello or ‘hey, I saw your film’ is welcomed (as you guys did for Eric Bross*) however rudeness will not be tolerated. Please don’t, under any circumstances, mistake my kindness for weakness. You’ll find I’m tougher than you think especially where the people closest and dearest to me are concerned.

Seriously, calloused social graces knock me to hell and back. Yes, everyone has the right to their opinions but there's a time and place for everything. We’re all adults—let’s act like it.


*Sorry I forgot to pass on Eric’s thanks for supporting his Nickelodeon project. I was so touched to see how many of my readers lent their blogs and sites for promotions. You rock! I love you guys, really.