It’s specifically affecting young males. They’re reaching the ages of 18, 19, or 20 years old and they’re unable to have a functioning sex life with a partner, because starting at ages 12, 13, or 14 they had unfettered access to graphic and brutal imagery.
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This is the one tool Above The Fray endorses to help parents keep their kids safe online. You can learn more by visiting BeAboveTheFray.org/bark.
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Studying the effects of digital technology on kids for the past few years has finally led me to this place. It’s not where I want to be. It’s where I have to be. And I think, once you watch this video, you’ll agree. Read this:…
read more →Yes, the epidemic is frightening. Both the content… and the conversation. Parents, here is your resource for having what may be the second most awkward conversation you have with your child.
read more →Is this the biggest epidemic affecting our youth that no one is talking about?
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