> I’m no longer surprised when I find a mother’s Onlyfans link, FFS.
It's far more likely that lower income is the reason for poor parenting than "mom has an onlyfans".
It's far more likely that lower income is the reason for poor parenting than "mom has an onlyfans".
All this is in the context of asking parents to provide their children the guidance required to avoid child-inappropriate content.
My point stands: a large and growing contingent of parents lack the stability/ability/support required to even keep their children's behavior within acceptable boundaries. It's a fool's errand to think keeping kids away from bad actors on the internet can be added to their plate.
There was a local university student in UQAM who made the news a few years ago and she publicly bragged she was earning a million a year.
Not everyone is going to be a top earner like this, but don't be delusional that it's only an option for lowest income individuals.
If they were making a lot of money, and not as poor, there is a higher chance their parenting duties were fulfilled.
There's certainly a strong link about kids doing bad in school and the housing quality and home atmosphere.