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[quote=Anonymous]This is not unique to MS/HS. My DC attended a summer program at a top college recently and most of the staff had a line in their correspondence like this: Jane Doe Residence Director XYZ University Pronouns:(She/ Her/ They/ Them) The younger generation has lived a highly customized life as a result of growing up in the digital age where everything they do is tailored to them. They create personalized content and define profiles for everything - playlists, news feeds, friend groups, etc. They can control what they are exposed to, who they interact with, and how they are perceived. Personal interaction is done through social media not in real life. It's a completely different experience than we had growing up and I'm not sure I fully understand it. [/quote]
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