Sons of the future

Mael · 11-16-2013, 05:36 PM

They say that once something goes up on the internet, it never comes down. What fascinates me is how people's entire lives are compiled daily on social media and (for those that are willing) adult sites. People who are now in their late teens, early 20's and 30's with children - these kids need merely type their father or mother's name on Google to see everything and anything related to them (you) - and trust, it's going to be a cringe fest filled with awkward moments and varying levels of abhorrence. A son's reaction to his mother twerking when she was 16 in a thong (along with comments of men fapping to her), a daughter viewing her father's posts of low-level boarding on a rap forum.

The internet is the end of us.

11-16-2013, 05:36 PM	#1
Mael Almighty Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 580 Battle Record: 2-3 Rep Power: 428844	Sons of the future They say that once something goes up on the internet, it never comes down. What fascinates me is how people's entire lives are compiled daily on social media and (for those that are willing) adult sites. People who are now in their late teens, early 20's and 30's with children - these kids need merely type their father or mother's name on Google to see everything and anything related to them (you) - and trust, it's going to be a cringe fest filled with awkward moments and varying levels of abhorrence. A son's reaction to his mother twerking when she was 16 in a thong (along with comments of men fapping to her), a daughter viewing her father's posts of low-level boarding on a rap forum. The internet is the end of us.