Talking about teenagers sending n*des, Operation Underground Railroad just released a short film (15 minutes) about the harms of that behavior. It was really well done & I recommend parents sharing the video with their children, as I intend to do. It's called "i luv u (A Short Film About S*extortion)". Best wishes to all who are in The Fight!! 💪🏽
Not to put too fine of a point on it, I'm genuinely curious about what is meant by their presentations and your content not bringing morals into this conversation? Perhaps you could describe what is meant by shame, and how that could help or hinder identifying the problem, then as part of the recovery process? There was also some missing information around a question being raised by a student, "what are we supposed to do with these hormones?" Then toward the end, Brandon mentioned a phrase, "consider before consuming," what was meant by that? I am a public speaker with regular audiences of hundreds of people (certainly not hundreds of thousands of subscribers), but I'd like some clarity before recommending anything to parents and teachers to help in this fight.
I’m so proud of the youth who want to fight this fight!
Such great content. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much! Keep fighting for love!
-FTND
You guys doing such a great work, keep going and never stop
Thanks for fighting with us🙌
-FTND
@@FightTheNewDrug it's my pleasure
Wow these guys are insightful. I'm a recovering drug addict and what you said about addiction and disconnection rang so true.
I can't believe that this incredible channel has so few views. This video has only 1,400? That's so surprising to me
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Interesting ❤
Thanks for sharing! Keep fighting for love!
-FTND
Talking about teenagers sending n*des, Operation Underground Railroad just released a short film (15 minutes) about the harms of that behavior. It was really well done & I recommend parents sharing the video with their children, as I intend to do. It's called "i luv u (A Short Film About S*extortion)". Best wishes to all who are in The Fight!! 💪🏽
Not to put too fine of a point on it, I'm genuinely curious about what is meant by their presentations and your content not bringing morals into this conversation? Perhaps you could describe what is meant by shame, and how that could help or hinder identifying the problem, then as part of the recovery process? There was also some missing information around a question being raised by a student, "what are we supposed to do with these hormones?" Then toward the end, Brandon mentioned a phrase, "consider before consuming," what was meant by that? I am a public speaker with regular audiences of hundreds of people (certainly not hundreds of thousands of subscribers), but I'd like some clarity before recommending anything to parents and teachers to help in this fight.