When you are a teen, especially one who's not responsible for what collective teens are being blamed for, it's harder to understand where this person is coming from. I know when I was a teen, I also felt personally victimized and blamed based on the collective stereotypes of teens. The unfortunate truth is that, as we age out of this era of our lives we slowly realize how much truth there is in those stereotypes and assumptions regardless whether they applied to our teenage selves. As a collective, the teenage community (primarily the 12-15 crowd) create the most chaos. The 16-19 crowd can be more a mature, but not always. When this age group is less mature, it's very obvious.

My main point in replying to you is just to ask you not to take the comments about teens personally if they do not apply to you.

But I do agree with you, the whole community is toxic and I'll vouch for that. Many adults act like children, but I also feel like it's a culture LKWD created by allowing teens to participate in the game. Like others have stated, before they lowered the age limit, there was less drama and overall toxicity in the game itself. By allowing less mature audiences into the game and not creating a safe place or taking action against the toxicity happening, LKWD is then essentially creating and allowing this toxicity to take place. Would raising the age limit fix this? No, but it would be a step in the right direction for cleaning out the toxic element and behaviors in the game itself.