“They were worried, perhaps, about growing up. Facebook culture, by another name, then, might be a fear of adulthood, a desire to put off commitment, responsibility, and the difficult work of relating in real life and in real terms, forever. But how do you save your youth? How do you stay nineteen forever?” The Boy Kings, Katherine Losse, 2012
“They were worried, perhaps, about growing up. Facebook culture, by another name, then, might be a fear of adulthood, a desire to put off commitment, responsibility, and the difficult work of relating in real life and in real terms, forever. But how do you save your youth? How do you stay nineteen forever?” The Boy Kings, Katherine Losse, 2012