Much has been written about the American teenager’s cooling passions for the similarly tactile diversions of driving and sexual intercourse. Parents, and their willingness to facilitate the lives of their teens while overprotecting their children’s bodies at the cost of their minds, are at least partially to blame. Kids have never been more risk-averse, indicating a shift toward timidity; we should deny it a foothold on our shores.
Rob Henderson explains the scale of the loss for the Free Press:
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