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nevereveragainu · 01-07-2013, 08:24 AM

The internet already is quite a jungle of perils as it is but what about those who arrive and or stay here and read about adult themes that are too extreme for them?

Such as swearing, sex or horrible news stories that would question humanities mindset that tend to show up on this site, should we be more wary of peoples minds getting warped while underage?

BULLY · 01-07-2013, 08:28 AM

it's not really any worse than what can be seen on prime time news, if the kiddies can't handle it, they know where the log out button is.

**Frooot** · 01-07-2013, 08:30 AM

^Agreed. There simply isn't any escape from the cold, cruel, harsh reality that we share, whichever form of communication.

**Mr.Cricket** · 01-07-2013, 08:31 AM

Who cares? If they don't like it then they should just leave.

I was 17 when I joined this forum, and had no problems with all the stuff you listed

Issues_Sunshyne · 01-07-2013, 08:35 AM

I don't think they'd hear anything on a site like this that they wouldn't hear in real life. I would also like to think that the usage of under 18s on this site is so small it shouldn't make a difference anyway, meaning I'm hoping that if you're under 18 you aren't spending enough time on wrestling forums for anything to affect them.

Overall, this site doesn't have nudity and any swearing it does have is either filtered rare, or used by people who don't know any better. If there are people under 16 using this site and are here to stay, aren't trolls and just making random John Cena threads then I would say they have proved enough for us to know they won't be affected by what they read on here.

If you stay out of Rants section and don't read the news stories in the Anything section, then I would say anybody of any age who knows their wrestling can get along fine on this site without any worry.

***Headliner*** · 01-07-2013, 09:41 AM

You right to censor? Stupid thread. Babies are exposed to tits and vagina when they immediately born. I think they can handle the rest moving forward.