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I read the article, and then I read up about actual grooming[0], and believe your concern is completely unsupported and misplaced. [0]https://www.rainn.org/new

• rolph 3y ago
  * 1 point by rolph 0 minutes ago | parent | context | edit | delete | on: Tips to become a kid's favorite adult that may be because you are holding it properly, and pointing it in the right direction. so much of what this variety of predator needs to do involves psychological manipulation of vulnerable people to have opportunity. Figure out your role Adam’s Story: “It’s not like he wore a sign saying, ‘I’m a sexual predator.’ He was that cool uncle.” Come up with a routine for staying in touch Provide non-judgmental support Pierre’s Story: “He was someone who was always on my side. When I would get in trouble with my parents, he would tell them that I should come over to his house for the night. My parents could sense something was off—it seemed odd that I was spending so much time alone with an adult. They even asked me about it, but I told them that everything was fine. I now realize that this was all an effect of grooming.” Have a conversation about boundaries with the child and their parents Talk about discipline Brian’s Story: “When I was younger, I didn’t want anybody to be mad at me. I didn’t want my abuser to be mad at me.”