Hello Doug,

What is your point?

How on Earth does your comment, about some late 1940s men not talking about their stresses back then, relate to what the other writer said?

The other writer pointed out that is grandfather had quipped: "Yes, it is certainly difficult for kids today, all I had to do when I was 18 was fight World War II."

Are you trying to imply that the challenges of college kids today is comparable to the kids who stormed the beaches of 1940s Europe and saw their friends' heads getting blown off and who lost limbs themselves?

Seriously, what is your point?

Are you trying to imply that if teenage boys of today talk about all of their college stresses, to campus therapists, they will be making wiser health decisions than a grandfather who chose to not talk about their wartime stresses? 

And if that is your message, how does that rebut the point that the other fellow actually wrote?

Hash tag not seeing your point.