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> good "outside the box" thinking. Really? I wonder how you'd see it if it was one of your offspring somehow getting caught up with such a bunch of loan shark
by anexprogrammer 10y ago
> good "outside the box" thinking.
Really?
I wonder how you'd see it if it was one of your offspring somehow getting caught up with such a bunch of loan sharks. Or it's their dodgy partner using their photos etc to get an easy few $$$.
It's easy to say they wouldn't be so naive? Of my own offspring, they've all had their moments of teen stupidity. Fortunately nothing that's played out online or risked long term consequence. Yet. :)
If they have confidence they might brush off everyone on campus knowing and seeing simply as a badge of honour. A more introvert, shy, personality or having the "blessing" of good religious and so often judgemental relatives might have their entire uni experience ruined, or worse. In a culture where sense honour and shame are far stronger.
For the "wrong" personality or circumstance it's easily far more damaging than a traditional good kicking from the loan shark's heavies. Perhaps takes far longer to heal too.
- icebraining 10y ago"Good" as in clever, not moral.