Sext Teens Bending Over
The two workers took photos of a crying infant whose hand was posed with its middle finger up and of another baby who had been stripped and posed bending over, according to the order of summary suspension by Stephan K. Bates, director of the state Office of Children, Youth and Family Services.
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One of the questions asked was does the media reflect teen culture or does teen culture reflect the media? What do you think? Kids are told how to play, how to share, how to act, how to say please and thank you, how to dress, how to behave, how to think, how to eat, how to brush their teeth, how to study, how to work, what to believe in, how to drive, how to mannage their lives, how to wipe their butts, how to do EVERYTHING their whole lives until they reach adulthood. They need permission to do many of the things that they do in their lives. Now you tell me. Does the media reflect teen culture? OR does it give teens permission to do ALL those things that they have wondered about. Sex and teen hormones, which can get the best of all of us regardless of age, is EXACTLY the very thing that teens are most intrieged by. It's not just sex but the root of sex which is relationship. How to become a person of substance and develope good relationships with other people. Something we ALL need to work on throughout our entire lives it doesn't come in the first 18 years nor the first 60 it is a lifetime endevour. If you don't believe this then why do you think there are bad relationships between people, countries whatever, all over the world. Relationships between people is a natural draw, but sex is the epitomy of relationship expression. It has with it the most dynamic of payoffs (children, why we are all here) and the biggest reprocussions either emotional or physical. Media addresses only the gratification part and gives lip service if anything at all in regards to the complex evolution of relationship building between two people. People have sex. Teens want to experiment with everything, all children do weather its building blocks, dolls or intercource. The media gives them the permission they need to do so, without any guidance whatsoever!
However, I also kept a case of condoms in the home for their use, made sure my daughter was under the care of a gynecologist (she was allowed to make appointments on-demand without having to discuss her reasons if she did not wish to), was vaccinated with Gardisil, and allowed for OPEN discussions about sex without judgment from my husband and I. As parents, we knew that sex would happen before marriage and made sure our teens knew all the reasons why not to have sex but also how to act responsibly when the time came.I saw way too many parents with teens hand over cars, with gas and insurance, not know where they went and with whom, and actually held parties complete with alcohol and weed! (They would get it anyway!) These are the clueless teens who are ill equipped to handle total freedom when they need rules, boundaries, and limitations on behavior and then experience the consequences unacceptable behavior the most! It was the easy way out for these parents because our way was the hardest way - raising teens is the worst because of the battle of wills it brings. Parents have to go the distance especially when teens are nasty, irrational, impatient, yell, scream, are sleep deprived, and beg for freedom. Parents have the tools to overcome the "media" but don't exercise control measures because it's HARD WORK to do so.
Think of it: the cable cos. are bending over the consumers royally and getting paid handsomely to promote filth in our society. The more channels, the more commercials, the more money money MONEY!!!I REFUSE to be a pawn in that game.
Today's parents have a bit of a double standard; somehow, they think that they can consume trashy media without having it trickle down to their kids. While teens are watching their teletrash, mother revels in "Sex and the City". Does she think her daughters will never see this show? In fact, this is an excellent example. In 2004, I went shopping at The Icing (a now-defunct subsidiary of Claire's Accessories) and saw three stylish notebooks for sale. One's front cover declared "I'm a Carrie" and was decorated with an image of a leopard-print high heel; the second stated "I'm a Miranda", with a leopard-print briefcase; the third, "I'm a Samantha", featured a leopard-print bra. "Sex and the City" was ostensibly aimed at women in their thirties. The Icing's primary market was teens and twentysomethings.
This is what tv created.Movies ,stars, influence kids and not their parents.The tv is taking over parenting , which is bad.No responsibility and disgusting manors of teens ,lack of discipline.
The four Sisters trooped in. The Mother Superior was working on the morning's post with Sister Lucy, the Bursar. There were several neat piles of paper on the table, and Sister Lucy was bending over a notebook. 041b061a72