| ▲ | wafflemaker 3 hours ago | |
Who knows? Sexualization of teens is a thing. I personally blame social media together with showbusiness. But kids had access to the internet at the same time. And the internet was slightly different than it's now. It had much more sharp edges that we learned how to live with. But it also was much less predatory. World's smartest psychologists and programmers didn't work 80 hour weeks for small fortunes to make it as much addictive as possible.. if it was only that. It's also as triggering and depressing as possible, because distressed and depressed people are engaging more and can't stop. What I mean to say is that you can't really draw an equal sign between internet we grew up with and the one we give (or choose to limit) to our children. I don't mean we should block them, just that it's not the same. | ||