This document discusses the overzealous censorship of media aimed at protecting children. It makes three key points: 1. Censoring media to protect children often results in watering down content to the point where it is no longer enjoyable for other age groups. 2. Hiding or censoring themes and content from children does not actually make them safer and instead hides that content from all audiences. 3. Taking a proactive approach to educate children about sensitive content, rather than hiding it, would allow both children and other audiences to enjoy media content.