Both Are Equally Responsible !

Hey Everyone, I hope you are all fine and doing great. This post is my entry for the weekly featured content in the #Hivelearners community. Today's topic to write about is Uncensored

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Today's topic is a severe issue, causing significant societal problems. This issue is not only destroying our present generation but is also like poison for our future generations. Unfortunately, it's spreading like a termite infestation.

Yes, the issue I'm talking about is the content found on social media and the internet. The addiction to mobile phones and the internet is a type of addiction that not only harms adults but is even more detrimental to our children. Nowadays, our kids are extremely fond of watching mobile screens. What's even more surprising is that parents themselves are making their children addicted to mobile phones.

Parents, instead of giving time to their children, hand them mobile phones, leading the child to become addicted to them. Unknowingly, they get trapped in the online world. The kind of content being shown on our social media today is enough to manipulate the minds of our generation. Children are being exposed to things at a very young age that we weren't even aware of as adults.

Who should be blamed for all this? The parents or the content creators? I think it's not just one party's fault; both parties are responsible. First of all, the film industry needs to make people aware of what content is good and what is harmful. They should also create content that can be watched with family without any hesitation.

Content creators should make every effort to avoid creating vulgar and harmful content just for the sake of making a quick profit. They should focus on producing quality content that is beneficial to society. If they are driven by the desire to earn money, they should find another way to do so or create good, family-friendly content without changing their field.

Parents should also monitor their children closely. They need to regularly check their young children's devices, and if they find anything inappropriate, they should take strict action, scold them, and lovingly explain that such content is harmful to them