The ‘fact’ in the meme is a merely a statement made in link (1) below from a blog on Psychology Today that has no footnotes or references to other sources to support it. Link (2) below from the American Psychology Association is ‘likely’ the source for the statement.
(1) ‘The average high school kid today has the same level of anxiety as the average psychiatric patient in the early 1950’s.’, How Big a Problem Is Anxiety?, Psychology Today, Apr 30, 2008: (https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/anxiety-files/200804/how-big-problem-is-anxiety)
(2) Studies Show Normal Children Today Report More Anxiety than Child Psychiatric Patients in the 1950's, American Psychology Association, December 14, 2000: (https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2000/12/anxiety.aspx)

@guest Can you please site your source that pedophiles are twice as likely to be homosexual than heterosexual? The following paper from the University of California Davis Department of Psychology has 20+ sources that suggest otherwise: (http://psychology.ucdavis.edu/rainbow/html/facts_molestation.html)
TL;DR - In one review of the scientific literature, noted authority Dr. A. Nicholas Groth wrote: Are homosexual adults in general sexually attracted to children and are preadolescent children at greater risk of molestation from homosexual adults than from heterosexual adults? There is no reason to believe so. The research to date all points to there being no significant relationship between a homosexual lifestyle and child molestation. There appears to be practically no reportage of sexual molestation of girls by lesbian adults, and the adult male who sexually molests young boys is not likely to be homosexual (Groth & Gary, 1982, p. 147).

@mialinay Wow. Your dreams are heart racing, frighteningly vivid and intense. Thank you for sharing. Because I’ve now unequivocally decided that I hope I never have them.

@under_fire But most of your comments are humorous one-liners or thoughtful twists on the meme. I see no previous indicators of you calling out other people in your account, except for this post about @mistake... Hmmm...

The fact that there are TV commercials for FarmersOnly makes this comment even more all the better.

I really hope they can do something to rehabilitate the monkey. That poor dog, though. He went from a quietly terrified ‘pleas help me, hooman’ look on the left to a quietly resigned ‘do I still look okay’ look on the right. But he still looks to his owner in spite of it all. Dogs. Gotta love ‘em.

The fact that you even know about FarmersOnly makes this comment all the better.

@honeybumblebee I see your point but I’d like to respectfully disagree with you on the parts about ‘entitled’ and her ‘working hard like everyone else’. Legacy admits - children whose parents went to Ivy League schools - are substantially more likely to get into their parents’ alma mater over ‘regular’ applicants. Harvard is getting sued over this right now. The fact that she didn’t get into MIT and Stanford but got into Yale makes me think maybe she didn’t (have to) work as hard as other students who busted their butts to get into Yale but didn’t. So, I do think she is privileged but, if anything, ignorant of her privilege and ungrateful about the fact that she got into a school that some people would figuratively kill to get into. Had she not used the word ‘settling’, I might feel differently. And no, I didn’t go to Yale. But when I see comments like hers when so many people are struggling so hard just to go to - and pay for - college, it makes me a little angry.

Hmm. I don’t know, actually. We were just going through her list of possible names but she and her husband made the final decisions. But if they decide to have another and it’s a girl, you never know.

@aviva Hirsute would be a better word than hairy, ha ha. Mischievous in terms of testing limits, pushing boundaries, asking for foregiveness not permission, being adventurous. I liked Aviva (palindrome, had ‘viva’ in it) but as I said my good girlfriend had a boy so her girls names went out the window. And life goes on.

@guest_ You’re a far braver man than I am. There’s no way I’d touch a meme about micropenis with a 10-foot pole. It’s one of those ‘the only way this conversation can go for a man is nuclear’ type of posts. Wouldn’t have thought to use lesbianism - or drawing - as an analogue. Well played, mi amigo.

@aviva It translates to ‘Big Bad Wolf’. I picked it because I’m tall and hairy, mischievous, and would be categorized as a ‘wolf.’ I speak decent enough Spanish and spend a part of the year in Colombia, so it was a reference to the place that I would call a second home of sorts. Plus, I really like wolves and felt the kids stories beg the question ‘is he really bad or just following his instincts?’ So the name resonated with me and here we are.

I’m trying to decide if I like your dreams or if I should hope I never have them. And feel free to share how it ended so we’re not all left in suspense.