apparantly worldy wise teenagers appear to be, they are still children. I remember thinking I was an adult and knew far far more than my silly parents when I was a callow 16 year old. Boy, did I think I knew it all. That's true for teenagers of every generation. the argument some make that this particular generation as somehow different, that the worldy wise pose more genuine is, in my opinion, flawed. At the same time I am not sure this kind of publicity will help anyone, especially Megan. I imagine she will be furious and embarrassed and probably more determined than ever to be with this idiot man-boy teacher. I await with weariness the almost inevitable Sunday Mail special pull-out feature where the family tell their story across pages 1,3-7 and with an opinion piece on page 14. The wicked world of Twitter has, as ever, had its two pennies worth to say. One acerbic tweet simply said "I bet Megan Stammers' "This is what I did in my summer holiday" essay makes for more interesting reading than normal" The big question is how much has this been blown up out of all proportion by the MSM because it conveniently happened about the time a scathing report came out about gangs of men of no appearance that follow a religion that cannot be named and live in countries north of India. Said report saying that the social services, police and MSM all suffered from PCism in covering up