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@jessielove We’re talking about 11 year olds, dude. How tf did that kid get sexualised under a good parents watch?

@dechen Parents let their kids use phones with impunity. Anything goes, the kid’s quiet, great. This is bad. That leads to bad behaviour, like getting sexualised on TikTok and sending everyone dick pics

@trenton Both have been normalised in adult society (unfortunately), yes. But for 11 year olds? No. To respond to your questions: 1 - Yes. Don’t buy technology you don’t understand for your kids. You’re the parent, be a parent. No need to block messaging, but monitor it. 2 - Like I mentioned...

@katrina2017 Stop trying to normalise unfettered access to the internet (i.e. a camera phone connected to the internet…) There are apps you can install that let you see everything that happens on that phone, and that girls parents are either not interested or just gave her the phone without...

@cornetto75 You’re right in some ways. Some things are way better - a lot more is way worse in my opinion. As long as you use the parental controls and really keep an eye, you should be ok.

@shinykittyfairy Remember when you used to turn your computer off for the day and that was it, you were “done with the internet” for the day? That’s the difference. That and attention span destroying, mind warping, algorithm based short video feeds Hey, you looked at this picture of a girl in...

@katrina2017 Unfettered access to the internet at 13 is bad parenting. This ain’t the internet we grew up with.

@katrina2017 It’s not normalised. Bad parenting is, and that’s a symptom.

@seeburger Last podcast on the left