Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

Very interesting op-ed in Rolling Stone written by a female high school senior talking about the guys in her grade who are now terrified of dating

because they're worried that they are going to be filmed or screenshotted and shamed,

and then they will be embarrassed.

So they are so self-conscious about everything they do and say with the opposite sex

that they're no longer approaching girls. They're not asking girls out. And I don't know.

I guess they're just hiding in their rooms on their PS5s becoming in cells. That is no way to live.

You cannot live in fear. You cannot live in fear

of shame. People, and it's not just Gen Ziers, spending way too much time on their phones.

And so, and the author makes a good point because on Snapchat and TikTok, there are fail

compilations where people are filmed,

face planting, doing embarrassing things.

One example she gave was a guy asked the girl out in a school hallway.

The girl said no.

It was posted to a Snapchat group and 200 people saw it by the time the kid went to lunch.

At that point, you just have to lean into it.

At that point, you have to live your life and say, you know what?

Who cares?

Yes, she said no.

Don't care.

I'll be like Ariana Grande.

Thank you.

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