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Parenting With Purpose | Sexting and Boundaries

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Boys today are growing up in a hyper-connected world where sexting is often treated as casual flirting or a rite of passage. But the digital trail left behind is anything but casual. Beyond legal risks, there’s the spiritual and emotional erosion that comes from crossing boundaries before maturity or commitment. True masculinity doesn’t take shortcuts to intimacy — it builds trust through respect. The deeper question: do boys understand that respect for others begins with respect for themselves?
20 Aug English South Africa Christianity · Kids & Family

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