[ SECRET POST #2727 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2727 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

A 14 year old watches that show?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm more surprised that a fourteen-year-old wasn't familiar with the concept of entitlement. It shows up in the media a lot these days.

[(Anonymous)]

The niece is obviously not on Tumblr...

OP

[(Anonymous)]

You are correct. Niece is not on Tumblr, or Twitter or a journaling platform. She is, however, on Instagram.

[(Anonymous)]

You can be familiar with a concept and not have a name for it.

[(Anonymous)]

It's mentioned by name a lot.

[(Anonymous)]

In the show?

[(Anonymous)]

No, in the media. Frequently complaining about how entitled kids these days are.

[(Anonymous)]

Doesn't necessarily mean the niece follows media stories about entitled kids, or the message boards full of adults making such complaints.

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Niece is raised in a very open environment. She was told from an early age that tv is fiction and such. We played Silent Hill and she watched when she was about...three-ish? Just the other day I showed her SE7EN, which is one of my favorite movies, she liked it, she didn't like Jacob's Ladder. Last year we watched Requiem for a Dream, that same year I showed her Aaronofsky's anti-meth commercials because she had to do a speech about how drugs are bad. Last year I also showed her Roger Rabbit, so, that happened.

She's intelligent but not really book-smart.

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[(Anonymous)]

Did she understand the whole killing-a-woman-by-fucking-her-with-a-knife-strap-on or did you have to explain that one?

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[(Anonymous)]

She understood it. Her reaction was more "Eeewww...wait, so Gwyneth Paltrow/Morgan Freeman won't be lust? Aw, I was wrong. Darn!"

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

As long as she knows the difference between reality and fiction, it's okay. I knew the difference and watched things that may not have been necessarily been age appropriate for me at an early age and I think I turned out reasonably okay. I certainly don't have the urge to move to a small town like and become a log lady ;-)