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1. down load TOR

2. Once you do that - using tor, get a free account at https://www.gmx.com/ . It has a document service and organizer. This is now your journal and poetry writing place. Always access it from tor.

3. Do not book mark gmx. memorize it and your logins. Never put them on paper or pixels. keep them in your head. Don't put an icon for tor on your desktop. Access from the program list / windows icon.

4. Get a post office box from the postal service or a box service. Get your stuff sent their. Inform your teachers of this.

5. Set up a google voice phone number in case the bank requires a phone number. Create a completely separate gmail account for it. memorize it - nothing on paper.

6. Get your own private bank account when you can. Use their online services / paperless banking only. Use the post office box for your address. Memorize this url and ID and password. Student accounts may be free. When you get a job do direct deposit.

Love your post. Thank you. I am having trouble locating the book I decided on, but here is something similar https://www.amazon.com/dp/0997318724/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_gcxVFb2DN24ED

Thank you, truly, for being kind to me.

I'm not referring to having a sit-down convo about pornography with a 5 year-old, for Christ's sake. I'm talking about the "good pictures/bad pictures" concept, in which parents educate their children regarding what to do if they stumble across a "bad" picture. I have dedicated 10+ years to researching what early childhood exposure does to children. It ain't pretty. A simple book like this (https://www.amazon.com/dp/0997318724/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_gcxVFb2DN24ED can go along way.

I'm also putting aside money for college for my child. That's 16+ years of planning in advance. Guess I should just wing it 🤷🏼‍♀️

I was asking teenagers to answer my question. I wasn't asking to be shamed by people who don't have any formal training in what I'm asking about.