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This post shows us that in the best way possible. I think I need to go back to Mum School. Maybe we are being alarmist about something that is meant to just be some fun snark.

I also fear mob mentality to the same degree. Your traitorous liberal nephew, your feminist ex-roomate or your free spirited gay cousin might find it, carefully analyze it, then smash into a smoking pile of wreckage in Internet Meme Demolition Derby!!! As Johnson points out elsewhere, Dawson makes a confusing attempt to portray himself in the story as comic figure, when he was likely anything but for people in that situation.

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As though any of this is actually positive. And not funny at all. You give gloves… A bad name. I have a number of issues with these memes, but let me stick to the main one. Also, since I have sons, I shall refer to that particular meme. My sons are currently 6 and almost 3. They are not even close to dating age. Nevertheless, I take exception to this meme for the inferences it makes about them, and about me. It is my job to teach my son responsibility and self-respect, and prepare him to make his own well-informed decisions. And to be there to support and comfort him when he inevitably makes a few bad ones. This post shows us that in the best way possible. The whole internet world could use some of this wisdom and straight talk. Unfortunately, it seems that the juvenile level of what is supposed to be entertaining is ubiquitous. People lots of times just mindlessly re-post such gibberish out of boredom or routine. It may be that young people find this sort of rebellious dribble entertaining, and that is a fairly universal experience. If normal adults find it appalling, teens usually find it fascinating. The problem with this batch is that it perpetuates and celebrates the wrong values in a clear way. I raised five daughters and a son to adulthood, and when they started dating, these posters were not on their walls. Instead, I tried to be encouraging to each of them to consider carefully what choices they made, and let them know that no one who really cared about them would not need to worry about dating any one of my children. If they thought they needed help or if someone treated them poorly, we would be there to help. We encouraged them to bring the person they wanted to date to the house so we could meet them, and as long as they treated each other with respect and fulfilled their end of the dating arrangement, that it was up to them if the date got another chance. There were a few young people who we had concerns about who wanted to date one of our children, but as long as the terms that were agreed to were met, we mostly let them decide who got the nod. Your one point really hit the nail on the head. I agree that dating in the modern day is a difficult time for parents — AND for teens. Actually, I think dating is difficult, regardless of age. But the crux of the matter for me is that these memes remove any responsibility from the dater themselves, and puts all the responsonibilty on the datee and the parent. That said, I can be a rather intimidating person, even while being perfectly civil, and I fully plan to use that if the need arises. I knew I was doing something wrong. I shall immediately endeavour to be less reasonable. As I did, because my parents certainly would never have set any rules for who I dated. And I definitely made some mistakes, which I learned from and, frankly, I had some fun in the process of learning, too. It is possible since kids are actually thinking human beings — contrary to what these rules imply to thoroughly enjoy something and still decide that it is not wise to do it again. This is a world where people say too much and mean too little. Jokes often go too far. The meme is about control. Of course you did! And that is, of course, my point. The trouble with these types of memes is that once they worm their way into pop culture, even if they start as a joke, they take seed there. You have to be carefuly with pop culture. Somehow the perspective shifts and morphs into something quite fearful. I also fear mob mentality to the same degree. The fantasy kind who protect what is sacred and good about life and sound the alarm for what threatens it. Possibly more dangerous, because memories even shared memories tend to romanticise the past. First, your sons are tots, most intelligent people agree that your opinion on this wont be formed until they ARE dating. But yes by all means continue living in a fantasy world. Out of curiosity, what exactly is your point here? Or that all teenagers are incapable of making choices and living with the consequences? About the Author Jo Eberhardt is a writer of speculative fiction, mother to two adorable boys, and lover of words and stories. She lives in rural Queensland, Australia, and spends her non-writing time worrying that the neighbour's cows will one day succeed in sneaking into her yard and eating everything in her vegie garden. Join her as she blogs about reading, writing, motherhood, and living the simple life. I totally forgot to cook dinner. I think I need to go back to Mum School.

This post shows us that in the best way possible. The only information I require from you is an indication of when you expect to have my gusto safely back at my house, and the only word I need from you on this subject is. If they thought they needed help or if someone treated them poorly, we would be there to help. Maybe we are being alarmist about something that is meant to just be some fun gusto. Actually, I think dating is difficult, regardless of age. I have a number of issues with these memes, but let me stick to the main one.