> they aren't politicized, don't care about house prices, and don't know what "inflation" even means. Those things are heavily affecting teenagers mental healt

> they aren't politicized, don't care about house prices, and don't know what "inflation" even means. Those things are heavily affecting teenagers mental health even if they don't give a flying about them. Poverty, uncertainty, and anxiety in the family home have serious and lasting, even generational consequences. The "I'm alright Jack"-ness of that statement is making me actually angry. You think forbidding the social media of 20yo's from your teenagers is making a difference? You put "suffered" in quotes? Gross.