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None of this advice applies to me, of course. As a man and therefore a child molesting rapist just waiting for my chance to strike, the idea that I could have a
by saturn 15y ago
None of this advice applies to me, of course. As a man and therefore a child molesting rapist just waiting for my chance to strike, the idea that I could have any sort of conversation with a little girl - let alone sit down on a couch and talk privately - is simply laughable.
- gyardley 15y agoWhile parents, in general, distrust unknown men more than unknown women, that's not the situation described in the article. The woman was at a friend's house for a dinner party. Unless some specific past behavior suggests that they shouldn't, parents do allow their friends to have conversations with their children. Don't ignore the advice in this article just because you want to make some unrelated point about a different set of gender relations.
- StavrosK 15y agoI feel sad for your culture :/
- funkah 15y agoThat was my thought too. I can't use this advice because I'm not supposed to be talking to little girls in the first place.
- hack_edu 15y agoThere ought to be a Godwin's Law about threads talking about gender on the Internet. Given a certain concentration of comments on the subject, a sarcastic and baseless complaint of the assumption of male guilt (especially absurb, off topic comments about rape!) must appear.
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- burgerbrain 15y agoWell, is he wrong? I know I make an active effort to avoid children...