Please understand what I'm saying 🙏
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I wish I saw more young people communicating this the way you have. With all the world up in arms about protecting kids from the internet? There isn't enough talk about having teens be honest in disclosing their ages so that older people who should know better can make an informed choice about interacting with the younger person and the extent of those interactions. I think too often young people in your age bracket, either don't feel confident enough to tell older folks that they are talking to them inappropriately. Or they feel flattered by the attention. But in all cases, if you are old enough to be on the internet, your parents and you the minor, should be old enough to recognize common inappropriate tactics of shady adults online. If you the parent, or you the teen/minor don't feel like you know how to spot the signs, or don't want to or feel brave enough to clearly disclose your age? Then you shouldn't be on the internet.
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It really seems like a lot of people didn't listen to your message all the way through. It's clear by the way they are responding when all your post requires is an ok, thanks for telling us. I heard you simply requesting that people of a certain age, not engage with you privately. And I think that is a fair enough request. I don't know why people are doing this challenging you on it. Anyway, you Chloe have done nothing wrong, and the people that say anything different, didn't listen to your entire message. Because again, all you're asking is that people of a certain age not engage with you privately. I am assuming that you know that this is a social media app and at least as far as commenting goes you can't control that, but you should have every right to request that people that you don't want to, don't come and interact with you in your private messages. Anyone has the right to request that, it's called setting boundaries.
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You asked me that when I was 17, I'm done having this conversation, please stop :) it's kinda getting overboard
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