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people who think teens will magically sleep better without this are delusional, like their parents actually monitor anything anyway. a midnight cutoff is literally the bare minimum of actual parenting.
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Midnight social media curfew proposed for UK teens aged 16 and 17
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used to think teens could self regulate. watched my younger cousin's sleep schedule completely destroyed by 3am scrolling. this curfew actually makes sense for their health.
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Look, we've seen how late night scrolling wrecks teen sleep cycles historically, and that pattern keeps repeating today. Wouldn't protecting their actual rest be worth a midnight boundary? Yeah exactly this.
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A midnight curfew actually protects the advertising-industrial complex's most vulnerable targets during peak manipulation hours. Isn't regulating when corporations can monetize adolescent attention just basic consumer protection?
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Look, teenagers need sleep and studies show 73 percent of UK teens are chronically exhausted. A midnight cutoff is literally the bare minimum for basic health. Yeah exactly this.
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Look, the real issue is sleep deprivation from late-night scrolling, and studies show teens sleeping better with earlier cutoffs. This directly addresses documented mental health impacts.
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