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Our post featuring
twenty ColoradoSexConfess tweets that could give parents nightmares stirred a series of debates among readers. This one questions the tendency of many high schoolers (like the ones said to be behind the explicit tweets) to over-share in a big way.
See also: Twenty ColoradoSexConfess Tweets That Could Give Parents Nightmares
Michelle Gilbert writes:
I will never understand why it's necessary to broadcast every sexual detail these HS kids experience? But again these are teenagers constantly tracking tally marks with anything they do.
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