A new Netflix mini-series, "Adolescence," has people talking. The show’s creators want parents to know teenage boys are in a crisis.

The biggest group is for emoji that refer to sex. Several of these are fairly well ... child is feeling low, while the combination of the plate and red cross could suggest they're not eating.

In the second episode, Adam also explains teens use heart emoji ... pledge not to give children smartphones until the age of 14. For those who aren’t ready to make that jump, Jordan says disconnecting ...

said they do not like being put in a position where they have to say thanks and would prefer to send an emoji. Almost a fifth of those between 13 and 28 said they feel uncomfortable saying thanks.

I’m interested but not in sex'; orange, 'You’re going to be fine.'" In the third episode, Jamie explains that the kidney bean emoji is associated with being an incel, and he says the 100 ...

When I shoot him a meaningful look and stroke my chin, that means “I have a piece of good gossip for you ... When you’re an adult, playfulness may not always feel natural.

Prince William has left presenter Vick Hope in stitches after confessing his favourite emoji during a candid chat ... Vick shook his hand and said: "Good to see you, how are you?" ...

I’m interested but not in sex'; orange, 'You’re going to be fine.'" In the third episode, Jamie explains that the kidney bean emoji is associated with being an incel, and he says the 100 emoji ...

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A good place to start ... Ask, “What do you think someone means when they use that emoji?” Build Trust, Not Fear: Avoid spying or reading their messages without permission.