| json_metadata | "{"app":"musing/1.1","appTags":["question","psychology","sex","family","love","money","media","technology","education"],"appCategory":"question","appTitle":"Do you think that children in your culture are watching pornography at an earlier age now, given the almost unlimited access they may have to devices with internet capability and all the stimuli the media is throwing at them ?","appBody":"<p>I was already an adult when having access to the internet became mainstream, and people start having smartphones. </p>\n<p>Not to say it didn't exist. </p>\n<p>But people my age, growing up more likely were using internet cafe service and dream about having a blackberry while using an already aged desk top rather than bitching about having to use their iphone 6S for one year longer before getting iphone X on the launch date and grow up having unlimited access to internet and mobile devices.</p>\n<p>The primary problem I am seeing, is that the parent generation had 20 years to grow up into the internet age, and their own parents did not face the parenting trap of the internet.</p>\n<p>Like, parental control on TV was already a thing for years, but they never had to do anything about the computer and internet. </p>\n<p>Overall, there was more danger out in the street than on the computer playing games.</p>\n<p>Now, that the access is taken for granted and we don't know about some dangers you can come across, it is true that young children can become victims online.</p>\n<p>I have been chatting up people online as early as at the age of 14.</p>\n<p>Obviously, we didn't have digital camera on us 24/7 back then.</p>\n<p>But if we did, I am pretty sure there would be many many pictures going around.</p>\n<p>I'm too old and normal to send my junk to random people online, but at the age of 14? With the access we have now? Hell yeah.</p>\n<p>Obviously, everybody grows at their own pace.</p>\n<p>But I do remember that I already have viewed pornographic materials at a very young age.</p>\n<p>Because children are curious, and what's better to explore than a taboo subjects?</p>\n<p>Today, my elder brother's daughter age 12 labels herself as a \"furry\", and I'm like, \"dude, wtf\".</p>\n<p>Told my brother to google it and be cautious, but not flip out about it. </p>\n<p>Because kids gonna kids.</p>\n<p>To forbid it only will make them want it more.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"fkthxhxsw","appParentAuthor":"hlezama","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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