I had been reading a thread in this forum where someone had posted a YouTube video and it had inadvertantly lead me to a young boy's series of videos. It made me a little uncomfortable and sad, to be quite honest, that someone would allow such young children to post videos that may just harm them in the short-or-long run.
As adults, we know that self-exploration can occur, whether it be physical or more intropsective. Sometimes, as children, we journaled. Other times, we talked things over with our friends or parents. But, now children have access to Myspace, YouTube, Blogger, Facebook and anything else that allows for them to do this self-exploration or self-analysis online -- in front of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people.
Is this okay?
As adults, we know that self-exploration can occur, whether it be physical or more intropsective. Sometimes, as children, we journaled. Other times, we talked things over with our friends or parents. But, now children have access to Myspace, YouTube, Blogger, Facebook and anything else that allows for them to do this self-exploration or self-analysis online -- in front of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people.
Is this okay?