She stated that kids in large cities are more prone and vulnerable to crimes and violence because they think they don't have any future. They consequently act out their anger and frustration through crime and violence. She explained that many of these children are surrounded by violence at home and on the streets, violent video and television, and music and video games that cause them to be desensitized to violence. With regard to problems of life and frustrations, children become more violent than what they have been exposed to. As a result, young boys express themselves through sex and violence.
Young girls turn to sex or shut down emotionally.
Janet Bode mentioned something plaguing society so much we have taken for granted. She explained how society glamorizes violence, rugged men, gun violent movies and using guns to solve problems by the outlaws in a shoot out. Some teenagers are sexually attracted to these male characters, and we all know the problems that follow. These rugged men will be expected to be soft, nice and perfect gentle men after marriage. Searching for solutions is not easy either because parents are sometimes not cooperative.