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You can tell close friends, but there are only about 150 of them *jokingly*.
Well, it's a typical trait of teenagers to brag about their "achievements" and share their impressions. It's the same as posting a link to a new game you played today in a forum, only these actions differ in their moral aspect. And here, of course, teenagers are wrong. Young people are modifying morality, or deliberately going against it, to prove "who is the coolest." I'm not saying it's normal, but it's a natural fact, and there's nothing you can do about it. Complaining about how everything has gone downhill is like discussing how much of a bitch the girl from the neighboring apartment is.