What are your feelings on a virtual boyfriend/girlfriend
1. I would not have one, I prefer a real person
31%
[ 9 ]
2. I think people that have a virtual boyfriend or girlfriend are afraid to ask a real person out, or afraid of a real relationship.
3%
[ 1 ]
3. I think it is okay to have a virtual boyfriend/girlfriend.
14%
[ 4 ]
4. I think it would be dangerous to have a virtual person that you share personal information with, because you do not know who has access to it.
24%
[ 7 ]
5.I think people that have a virtual boyfriend/girlfriend are missing out on interacting with other boys, girls.
14%
[ 4 ]
6. I think younger people that are using the virtual boyfriend/girlfriend will lack certain social skills when it involves associating with real people if they are spending all their time with this virtual person.
‘Faith’s Law’ looks to protect Illinois students from grooming, sexual abuse
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Subject: ‘Faith’s Law’ looks to protect Illinois students from grooming, sexual abuse Sat Dec 04, 2021 5:15 pm
This is a good law that will protect a lot of us when we are on the Internet. Anything to keep predators from grooming through any means is a good thing.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WIFR) - Governor JB Pritzker signed Faith’s Law on Friday. The house bill is named after Faith Colson, who was sexually abused as a high school student in Schaumburg, Ill.
It took time to get signed into law, but the house bill closes very risky loopholes in existing state legislature. Faith’s Law expands the definition of grooming in the criminal code from internet communication to acts performed in-person, through direct communication or a third party, or written communication.
The law also provides resources and protections for sexual abuse survivors and their families, and requires school districts to develop a sexual misconduct code for educators, review employment history, and raise awareness to teachers about what grooming looks like and how it effects victims/survivors of sexual abuse both physically and mentally.
“My goal in working on this legislation for the past two years has been to prevent other students from having to suffer as I did, and I am hopeful that with these new measures, schools will be safer and futures will be brighter. Protecting children and preventing abuse takes not just emotion but action,” says the law’s namesake.
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