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  • Marble

    Generation is cooked

    Ohio

  • Sep 24, 2024

    Great book about this came out in March. It’s called “The Anxious Generation” and goes into great detail about it

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    Marble

    Generation is cooked

    Gooning and brain rot being on here is crazy

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    slyTendencies
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    Gooning and brain rot being on here is crazy

    It's gooning

  • Sep 24, 2024
    lacriminal

    It's gooning

    My auto correct doesn’t recognize the word but that’s what I’d typed lol

  • Sep 24, 2024
    Marble

    Generation is cooked

    no crash out?

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    Dankmustard Mobile

    Exactly, teaching moderation, safety etc

    Most kids do not yet possess the cognitive function to practice moderation and safety at that age.

    That’s why kids often opt for eating candy for dinner even if you teach them it’s not healthy.

    That part of their brain to practice restraint is not yet fully baked.

  • Sep 24, 2024

    parents just need to parent better. yes, it is very much a systemic issue at its core, but you can’t blame bad behavior solely on that. in an ever evolving world, you gotta learn how to adapt and teach your children right from wrong

    learning does not stop at the classroom

  • Sep 24, 2024

    remember a tweet saying kids dont really have a lot of websites geared towards them anymore like miniclip or cartoon network w games n s***.

    also a lot of kids like imitating adults; so when they see nothing but the adults around them on social media

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    Marble

    Generation is cooked

    This pic is why I asked her this past Saturday when I saw her lol

    She yelled at me for telling her she has skibidi L rizz too

    she said mewing has been the worst but I dont even know what that one means

  • Sep 24, 2024

    you should be teaching your kids how to use tech and ai the year before they start schooling

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    Or parents need to start parenting again

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    youngtubesteak2

    Or parents need to start parenting again

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    Squilliam

    Most kids do not yet possess the cognitive function to practice moderation and safety at that age.

    That’s why kids often opt for eating candy for dinner even if you teach them it’s not healthy.

    That part of their brain to practice restraint is not yet fully baked.

    Completely agree.
    Theyre not able to learn the behaviours right away, but it's still up to parents to police those activities.
    As a youngin I was muccccch too addicted to vidya games at a very early age (pre google fyi) and rather than let me run rampant, my parents opted to limit it to weekends, taught me moderation early, and taught me it was somethin that was done on free time, not stealing time from other activities.

    PArents also have the power to set up aps on their kids devices that limit the screentime, and shut off after a certain amount.

    Will always be ways around those, but this discourse of bannig kids/ restricting what these companies can do simply becuase some parents are bad is ludicruous.
    Some of the same bad parents would make a second account to let their kid use if anything like this became policy.

  • Marble

    Generation is cooked

    You know who else liked to police language

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    Raiden

    At 16 it's too early still IMO

    Bro we were on MySpace at like 12 and AIM even earlier lol

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    Tomorrow

    I feel like this isn't the answer lol

    I had internet access by the time I was like 8 years old, but I was taught common sense on how to use it and were also given strict time limits as to when I was able to use it

    Like most problems we're seeing in America's youth, parents need to parent more

    Well said per usual bother

  • Sep 24, 2024

    On a related note kids these days are increasingly depressed and suicidal just from being exposed to the idea more online. Go on r/depression and you’ll see so many 12 yr olds saying “This bad thing happened at school I’m going to k*ll myself” it’s sad

  • Sep 24, 2024

    Nobody need to be on social media

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    youngtubesteak2

    Or parents need to start parenting again

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    Dankmustard Mobile

    Completely agree.
    Theyre not able to learn the behaviours right away, but it's still up to parents to police those activities.
    As a youngin I was muccccch too addicted to vidya games at a very early age (pre google fyi) and rather than let me run rampant, my parents opted to limit it to weekends, taught me moderation early, and taught me it was somethin that was done on free time, not stealing time from other activities.

    PArents also have the power to set up aps on their kids devices that limit the screentime, and shut off after a certain amount.

    Will always be ways around those, but this discourse of bannig kids/ restricting what these companies can do simply becuase some parents are bad is ludicruous.
    Some of the same bad parents would make a second account to let their kid use if anything like this became policy.

    For sure parents often times are addicted to social media themselves these days

    Hard to set an example for their kids then, let alone have an active role in raising them

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    you niggas always try to substitute s*** for people being s***ty parents.

    Again most people SHOULD NOT have kids

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    Sep 24, 2024

    Just ban social media

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    Jbreezyondeck

    Bro we were on MySpace at like 12 and AIM even earlier lol

    It had less dumb s*** than nowadays

  • Sep 24, 2024

    Kids have always had access to social media and there has always been bad parenting. You can’t pinpoint one issue. in reality, there is a multitude of issues that result in today’s society.