ms sue, it doesn't mean that. We are doing a portfolio and we have to "answer" a younger student. It's not real, but it's what we have to do. It's not a real-life situation. You're not being asked as a therapist, aight?
I agree with BTS
It would depend if it's a appropriate video, in my opinion.
The answer is "( what you younger sibling name is) you tell your friend how you feel about him putting on certain videos on in your home. It has to be an appropriate video. It has to be secure if your using an website. If it is not a secure website, you will not regret this. You tell your friend that this is not a safe website. If hem/her doesn't listen you tell him/her No do not put on that video.
Ask if the video is appropriate before watching
Mrs. Sue This is very serious
Don't wanna be that person, but I'm gonna count how many times they said yall for the memes. 4 times, they said yall 4 times.
I personally think that you should tell a responsible adult that you trust and get permission if the adult says yes, then you get an adult to supervise you and your friend as you watch the video.
Ok, so this is my answer Ask your friend if the video is appropriate before you watch it. But if yall are watching it on a website make sure to ask your friend or parents if the website is safe. But if your parents say it's not safe but your friends say it's safe then don't listen to your friend.
If yall have siblings yall can ask them to ask you questions and you give the answers to your siblings questions. That's what I did it worked for me.
