Nature finds a way :-p Also, who allows their 10-12yr old children to use TikTok, Instagram or Snapchat, FFS!
Do you think parents have a say in it? Kids find a way. Kids just don't understand the effects that it has on them
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#12LOL - I remember saying this would not be something that could be policed, and a bunch of my fellow countrymen tut-tutting at me saying things like “it’s the thought that counts”, etc. Now it’s gone underground and it’s worse than ever. Meantime, there are kids in high schools across the nation who can’t watch World War II documentaries on Youtube because that’s considered “restricted content”. You can’t make this sh…
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#13Nature finds a way :-p Also, who allows their 10-12yr old children to use TikTok, Instagram or Snapchat, FFS!
Do you think parents have a say in it? Kids find a way. Kids just don't understand the effects that it has on them
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#14Nature finds a way :-p Also, who allows their 10-12yr old children to use TikTok, Instagram or Snapchat, FFS!
Do you think parents have a say in it? Kids find a way. Kids just don't understand the effects that it has on them
A child shouldn't even have a smartphone IMO.
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#16Nature finds a way :-p Also, who allows their 10-12yr old children to use TikTok, Instagram or Snapchat, FFS!
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#18Nature finds a way :-p Also, who allows their 10-12yr old children to use TikTok, Instagram or Snapchat, FFS!
Do you think parents have a say in it? Kids find a way. Kids just don't understand the effects that it has on them
Neither does anybody else since it's not settled science. And even then it's questionable how much you can trust the science due to the replication crisis.
My parents believed that sitting too close to the TV ruined my eyesight, rather than it being an indicator that I needed glasses.
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