Re:Bella Thorne, OnlyFans and the battle over monetising con...
by nwienert on Tuesday September 01, 2020 @09:41PM
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I didn’t specify normal culture, but I would include media portrayals of normal as included in dangerous and would encourage people to find normality through ancient cultural traditions and religions, not media.
Although Puritan culture is certainly not enhanced by media much at all, if anything the exact opposite.
And helicopter parenting is a totally different thing which I don’t like either.
Then there's the issue of helicopter-like supervision of children. This is a very recent phenomenon and has deprived the latest generations of any 'risky' and unrestricted encounters. I can understand why they feel the need to escape from it, because it really acts like a prison wall. If anything, their online escapades probably help them to grow and discover their own personality.