Lux AlptraumHonestly shocking to me as both a one time high school sex educator and a one time teen how many of you don’t believe that teens deserve privacy
Teens are not children! They’re simply not! Are they adults? Nope! But they’re in an in between development stage and they deserve an age appropriate amount of privacy and autonomy in order to practice our being adults.
Bert Latamore@luxalptraum The latest brain science, based on large numbers of non-invasive medical imaging of teen brains, is that between the ages of approximately 12 to 22 humans completely restructure their brains from the child to the adult. At the same time they get hit with maturing sexuality. That combination is why one minute a teen can sound and act very adult and the next like a child. The problem is they are both.