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kinokun (11/22/2015) [-] actually a serious problem there's a decline of male teachers out of fear of being labeled a pedophile.
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metacobalion (11/23/2015) [-] All but a handful of the female teachers that have taught me in the past have been enormous cunts one even sent people to the principal's office for asking questions in class on the flip side all but two of my male teachers have been pretty damn good. The point is that your gender doesn't make you good at something like teaching. Something like manual labour gender will play a role definitely, teaching not so much. But all that's irrelevant, you are missing the point completely. The only thing that should be a barrier to you getting the kind of job you want is your ability to do it, not whether you have a cock or a cunt between your legs.
TL;DR **** off
TL;DR **** off
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cosmohill (11/23/2015) [-] Dude I worked as an educator since I was a teen, and literally I turned 20 and got out of there, because I was so scared a child would hug me and the wrong person would see, or it would be misconstrued... I come from a family of teachers (3 sisters, all work in schools) But I just can't do it to myself because when one person labels you, true or not, you never recover from that. I'm glad you see the issue too. Sorry for ranting.
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anon (11/23/2015) [-]
Yep, and thats ****** up. Men usually make the best teachers, especially in highschool. I'd think women would be slightly better in middle school as they're seen more as a motherly role, ya feel me? But **** , women are horrible teachers at anything high level. I haven't had a single good female teacher that was good at teaching anything tough in highschool or college now... The only good teachers are men imo.
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anon (11/23/2015) [-]
One of my best professors at uni was female (also white), she taught a 300 level course "Fundamentals of Computer Science" and did an amazing job.
However, I will agree that in general women teachers are terrible. I certainly had to suffer my fair share of bad ones.
However, I will agree that in general women teachers are terrible. I certainly had to suffer my fair share of bad ones.
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anon (11/23/2015) [-]
I have had.. no good high school or college female teachers as well. Not to say all the male teachers were great, as a matter of fact many of them were sub par to women on the faculty. However the best ones I have had that enjoy their work, do it well and communicate with their students best have all been male and none have been female.
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bigbuttjackson ONLINE (11/23/2015) [-] Why would you want to leave the country you grew up in just to have to learn a different language to teach the subject you got a degree in
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nickytehnoob (11/23/2015) [-]
Pros of living/working in Thailand:
1. Foreigners are paid much more than natives, even at an equivalent level of skill.
2. Cheaper cost of living.
3. Still pretty highly developed despite having a cheap cost of living.
4. Most foreigners seeking employment in Thailand are given cushy jobs, and will rarely have to deal with anything related to the Thai language.
5. Thai people are usually very friendly.
7. Great food, with Thai food being really cheap while most other cuisines are at a pretty normal/affordable price.
8. Great looking girls.
9. Cheap (although slighty ****** ) weed.
source: i am a native, born and raised in thailand to thai parents
1. Foreigners are paid much more than natives, even at an equivalent level of skill.
2. Cheaper cost of living.
3. Still pretty highly developed despite having a cheap cost of living.
4. Most foreigners seeking employment in Thailand are given cushy jobs, and will rarely have to deal with anything related to the Thai language.
5. Thai people are usually very friendly.
7. Great food, with Thai food being really cheap while most other cuisines are at a pretty normal/affordable price.
8. Great looking girls.
9. Cheap (although slighty ****** ) weed.
source: i am a native, born and raised in thailand to thai parents
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nickytehnoob (11/24/2015) [-]
It's hard to describe, because the government here rarely concerns itself with things like gay marriage or women's rights, etc. because we don't really have issues with any of that.
I will say libertarian right-wing, because people here are relatively unburdened by the government concerning their life choices, while still holding a lot of traditionally Thai values at heart. Drugs are still illegal though smh.
I will say libertarian right-wing, because people here are relatively unburdened by the government concerning their life choices, while still holding a lot of traditionally Thai values at heart. Drugs are still illegal though smh.
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nigeltheoutlaw (11/23/2015) [-] It's true too. I worked with kids for 6 god damned years and even at my ******* job I was ******* looked at as a pedophile every time I took a step. It didn't matter how trustworthy I was or how great I was with the kids, I was always a ******* pedo to those people. Honestly, as much as I loved satisfying my dad instinct by working with kids, that was a big reason as to why I left. I just hated feeling like a criminal for doing my god damned job. A lot of those kids didn't have dads so I was a good father figure, but that wasn't enough for people...
I can't imagine how much worse it is for a god damned teacher.
I can't imagine how much worse it is for a god damned teacher.
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nigeltheoutlaw (11/23/2015) [-] >worked with kids for years with nothing but a stellar record from everyone, even the suspicious parents
>walking home one day since my bike is broken
>be only a scrawny 16 year old
>see child in front of a house smile at me
>nod and smile at the kid since he seemed happy and didn't want to hurt his feelings
>who I presume is the dad comes out and becomes aggressive and acts like he wants to fight me
>feel like **** because I can't even safely acknowledge a friendly child without people acting like I'm a rape demon
>walking home one day since my bike is broken
>be only a scrawny 16 year old
>see child in front of a house smile at me
>nod and smile at the kid since he seemed happy and didn't want to hurt his feelings
>who I presume is the dad comes out and becomes aggressive and acts like he wants to fight me
>feel like **** because I can't even safely acknowledge a friendly child without people acting like I'm a rape demon
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dovahben (11/22/2015) [-] Holy **** are you me? I was at my local middle school not but an hour ago shooting the lacrosse ball around and a U11 girl's team was practicing on the other side of the field. I noticed that the girl's parents were staring at me because the side of my helmet started to smoke. People would look at me like I'm about to rip off my pants and start molesting everyone. It's ******* ridiculous.
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nigeltheoutlaw (11/23/2015) [-] Well clearly you're rapist for existing near children. Obviously.
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yugiohkris 
ONLINE (11/22/2015) [-] Because it was depressed trying to get ahead in life.
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platinumaltaria (11/22/2015) [-] Welcome to the real world, where all men are rapists and fathers don't matter.
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platinumaltaria (11/23/2015) [-] That's what a lot of people think, it's just how humans weigh up risks. Best case scenario it's just a 0 on the *********** scale, but worst case it's a screaming arm flailing disaster.
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platinumaltaria (11/23/2015) [-] Well then you must be in some utopia that the media hasn't reached yet. Move over.
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instalation (11/23/2015) [-] So.. Am I the only one who didn't grow up or currently lives in crazy town where this is a legitimate concern?
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instalation (11/23/2015) [-] I'll rephrase, I woke up not too long ago.
A lot of people on Funnyjunk seem to complain that women are out to kill men. But I've never seen any of that growing up, or where I currently live.
It's just kind of weird knowing that it might be like this, but I'm also unsure if this is all just exaggeration
A lot of people on Funnyjunk seem to complain that women are out to kill men. But I've never seen any of that growing up, or where I currently live.
It's just kind of weird knowing that it might be like this, but I'm also unsure if this is all just exaggeration
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platinumaltaria (11/23/2015) [-] Women, no. Feminists, yes. Luckily they're an extreme minority of people who think that way, you might live in a more conservative area. But it is a growing trend, the whole #killallmen thing shows how the world is changing.
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enslavedyouth (11/23/2015) [-] I've been looking for a babysitter job for almost a year as I was unemployed and had no qualifications, nothing happened.
Being good with kids is my only redeeming qualification, which kinda doesn't matter as a man.
Being good with kids is my only redeeming qualification, which kinda doesn't matter as a man.
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enslavedyouth (11/23/2015) [-] At least my friend trust me with their daughter's lives, and for good reason.
Hey, at least we don't bleed a week a month, eh?
Hey, at least we don't bleed a week a month, eh?
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ogdonaldengel (11/22/2015) [-] In all fairness, incidence of rape and pedophilia is at an all-time high, so it's no wonder women are so afraid, or people don't want weirdos talking to their kids; and even when fathers "stick around", the mother is usually left to take care of the kid, so no, fathers don't really matter that much. There's a reason that women get their kids in a divorce, you know.
I sure as hell wouldn't want some random person talking to my kid, would you? **** no, it's just plain weird.
I sure as hell wouldn't want some random person talking to my kid, would you? **** no, it's just plain weird.
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derpthefifth (11/23/2015) [-] I know it's free greens but for **** sakes people.
>Hide all
>Thumb down
>Stop feeding trolls and they'll go away.
My blood pressure has dropped and i've begun to experience a more peaceful existence all thanks to the hide all button.
>Hide all
>Thumb down
>Stop feeding trolls and they'll go away.
My blood pressure has dropped and i've begun to experience a more peaceful existence all thanks to the hide all button.
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opticmonkey (11/23/2015) [-] It's cuz he's so good at *********** , he knows exactly which buttons to push to **** with all the autists on this site
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moldybreadcrumb (11/23/2015) [-] >pedophilia at an all time high
Tell that to ancient rome
Tell that to ancient rome
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anon (11/23/2015) [-]
As a male parent of one boy one girl, take these words to heart. You know **** all. It's people like you who are ******* it up for men. There is no proof that there is an increase. Just its more publicly discussed. More so in the way of making men look like the only offenders and that only men can be one. It's people like you whoare making it iimpossible for males to want to interact with children or go to school to teach. Hell the cashier at my local store quit because he "looks the part". He fears someone wtry to make him seem like a pedo. Because he will go out of his way to help someone or make there day that much better. I wouldn't mind someone coming up to my kids and talking to them. First off I with them. There safe. Second. That's how people grow up to trust one another. It's retarded when a female cam clearly go to a park with no kids snap a few pics and no one stops her. A male can bring a few kids to the park and want to get some pictures of them have g fun and next thing you know cops come and yell at him. On a plane, a male can't sit next to a child flying along yet a woman can of no relation? EhatWhat is wrwrong with this world.
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platinumaltaria (11/23/2015) [-] Actually crime is at an all time *low. It's just that now we have the media telling us how our kids will be raped if they have any male human being near them.
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cuntism (11/23/2015) [-] This is a tricky one. I actually believe exposure to certain things breeds things in people. I know here especially, the idea that films or games can you make you violent is extremely unpopular, but I do believe it happens, and I think the same for sexuality.
More and more people can explore their inklings, their little weird feelings, and let them grow. You have people who get a random idea, can jump on the net, explore it guilt free, and all of a sudden you've got people experiencing sensations they would have otherwise not have felt
More and more people can explore their inklings, their little weird feelings, and let them grow. You have people who get a random idea, can jump on the net, explore it guilt free, and all of a sudden you've got people experiencing sensations they would have otherwise not have felt
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cannibalvegan (11/23/2015) [-] I know you're a troll, ogdon, but the odds of your child being kidnapped for any reason in the U.S. is about 1 in 2.5 million which means that your child dying from falling down the stairs is more than twice as likely. So if anyone here is scared that their kid will get kidnapped, just remember those statistics. The odds are pretty low even if you send them out into the neighbour naked at 1 am and tell them to come home in the morning and that taking candy from a stranger is a pretty good deal.
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kanyesfishsticks (11/23/2015) [-]
I'm actually impressed at your ability to troll. It's quite entertaining.
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joberja (11/23/2015) [-] ...pretty sure thats not right. Its just that we live in the age of information. We hear about the cases more often. Could also be like the "rape" situation in the military. It gets reported more, sure, but thats because its actually getting reported. The actual instances are estimated to be less than in the past.
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anon (11/23/2015) [-]
It isn't anywhere close to an all time high, the all time high in the USA was in the 60's-80's. The only places where rape have gone up dramatically is the middle east and eastern European countries with middle easterners there committing the crimes and being slapped on the wrist bec the politicians there feel they will be labeled racists for harsh punishments befitting of such crime. There are however LARGE industries in the world currently based on sex trafficking both forced and otherwise. That is an issue of itself that correlates with rape numbers but are not rape exactly but organized crime. The reason fathers aren't around is because A. They either leave bec the relationship they will receive from the mother and child are not something they desire or because they work more than the mothers. Who are not only usually supplemented by the government but also by their ex spouses because the government makes them. So the women get to be homebodies with children in numbers bec that is what the system allows them and is set for them to do. The only reason women get the child in the divorce is bec is came out of their body point blank period. Its a gross stigma that the inner workings of modern civilization has created.
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komandantmirkoo (11/23/2015) [-] well of course it's at an all time high numb nuts.
there's never been more people alive.
there's never been more people alive.
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phtholognyrrh (11/23/2015) [-] so two things:
women rape and kill more kids than men do
women have a distinct advantage in divorce custody battles, because the courts agree with dumbasses like you
women rape and kill more kids than men do
women have a distinct advantage in divorce custody battles, because the courts agree with dumbasses like you
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semilunarknight (11/22/2015) [-] True, you wouldn't believe how hard it is to get someone to molest you nowadays
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erotictentacle (11/23/2015) [-] just holler, mate.....
except if you're a dude. Guys are waaaaay too into it
except if you're a dude. Guys are waaaaay too into it
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newprinny ONLINE (11/22/2015) [-] I can't even let a female friend of mine hug me in public without getting looks of pure disgust from random people and she's only like 2 years younger than me, dood. One time she started hugging my arm as we were walking around and this woman stared at me until we made eye contact with a look like she was about to call the cops on me or something.
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newprinny ONLINE (11/22/2015) [-] I'm 19 and she's 17, dood. She's also a little Japanese girl, so she's like a foot shorter than I am at 6'3", so that certainly doesn't help, but this random woman just kept staring directly at me making eye contact with a look like I was fondling a five year old in front of her or something.
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anon (11/23/2015) [-]
I don't see why that makes it any less likely, im assuming you're white. it's like you think only white people can be racist, just because she's asian or hispanic doesn't mean she can't have issues with interacial couples, even though you're not a couple, but ya know
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newprinny ONLINE (11/23/2015) [-] True, I know anyone can be racist, but it's just that all of her hatred was focused on me and not the both of us which makes me think it's not so much seeing the two of us together, and since she's not white, it didn't strike me that she was disgusted at me for being a race traitor or something, dood.
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bakagaijin (11/23/2015) [-] **bakagaijin used "*roll picture*"**
**bakagaijin rolled image**Well there's your problem.... as a bald headed bearded white guy, I'm engaged to a Japanese woman living in japan and most people are tolerant but... I sometimes get death looks from some people... usually they are mostly older japanese salary men or middle aged women who think that the japanese line should be kept pure that's including Chinese and korean... they don't want anything to do with them there was once an ossan who was very vocal about it on the train being loud or obnoxious on the train is taboo in japan and we had a pretty heated debate about mixed marriages with less than polite words... it all ended when I told him that If japanese guys would do their jobs as men, then japan wouldn't have a birthrate or lack of problem and we Americans wouldn't feel the need to intervene yet again
**bakagaijin rolled image**Well there's your problem.... as a bald headed bearded white guy, I'm engaged to a Japanese woman living in japan and most people are tolerant but... I sometimes get death looks from some people... usually they are mostly older japanese salary men or middle aged women who think that the japanese line should be kept pure that's including Chinese and korean... they don't want anything to do with them there was once an ossan who was very vocal about it on the train being loud or obnoxious on the train is taboo in japan and we had a pretty heated debate about mixed marriages with less than polite words... it all ended when I told him that If japanese guys would do their jobs as men, then japan wouldn't have a birthrate or lack of problem and we Americans wouldn't feel the need to intervene yet again
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newprinny ONLINE (11/23/2015) [-] Maybe I'm misreading it and thinking people she was looking at me like a pedophile because my friends make fun of me for looking like I'm creeping on her despite me being one of the only people in my whole group of friends -girls included- who hasn't creeped on her or randomly started touching her and despite her being the initiator of all the contact between us, dood. At any rate, I've gotten quite a few dirty stares and rude comments and I doubt they were all from racism against a perceived interracial couple.
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infinitereaper (11/23/2015) [-] And to think 1 more year and suddenly you are no longer a criminal. This **** never made any sense. Biological adulthood is ******* puberty. Literally! By definition pedophilia is prepubescent. A 17 year old girl isn't a girl but a god damned woman who has been ovulating for at least 5 years. This **** is ridiculous.
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bobtombobbob (11/23/2015) [-] I am only 5'2'' but I felt your pains.
My dead wife was 4'9'' and 115lbs
lots and lots of looks Mostly because she was indigenous
My dead wife was 4'9'' and 115lbs
lots and lots of looks Mostly because she was indigenous
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bleeduntildeath ONLINE (11/23/2015) [-]
I am 24 and people are more amazed at how patient I am with kids, but in reality, children are really just the only kind of people that don't disgust me
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nigeltheoutlaw (11/23/2015) [-] I wish I had that experience. Getting treated like a pedo 24/7 with kids is a bummer mang.
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anon (11/23/2015) [-]
> adopt a child
> stare at it until it gets really uncomfortable
> stare at it some more
> stare at it until it gets really uncomfortable
> stare at it some more
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oneshotclutch (11/23/2015) [-] **oneshotclutch used "*roll picture*"**
**oneshotclutch rolled image**Story time
>I live in a town in wales, uk
>Primary school ( elementary i think )
>Taxi driver talked to a kid who goes there
>The school tweeted out that they called the ******* cops on him
>No evidence on trying anything
>Did not try and kidnap
>Random taxi driver who talked to a kid is now being hunted and labelled a paedofile
**oneshotclutch rolled image**Story time
>I live in a town in wales, uk
>Primary school ( elementary i think )
>Taxi driver talked to a kid who goes there
>The school tweeted out that they called the ******* cops on him
>No evidence on trying anything
>Did not try and kidnap
>Random taxi driver who talked to a kid is now being hunted and labelled a paedofile
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oneshotclutch (11/23/2015) [-] **oneshotclutch used "*roll picture*"**
**oneshotclutch rolled image**dont flatter yourself , every part of wales is stupid
**oneshotclutch rolled image**dont flatter yourself , every part of wales is stupid
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vladhellsing ONLINE (11/22/2015) [-] Yeah, I can't imagine this being a very kid-friendly persona.
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gmarrox (11/23/2015) [-] >Walking out of work
>Wearing my Food Lion uniform shout out to my ****** in VA and anywhere else they have Food Lions I guess
>See child wandering around, obviously lost
>"Hey buddy. Looking for someone?"
>Can't find his mom, so I take him to the break room
>"I'm gonna walk up front and intercom your mom for you, wait here"
>Pull my 3DS with Smash Bros out of my jacket and let him play with it
>I'm about halfway up to the front when a woman rushes past me towards the back room
>Follow her, figure she's looking for her son
>She rushes into the room, picks him up, and turns to me
>"Why you hide my son?" (Apparently English wasn't her first language)
>"N-no, I was-"
>Son pipes up "He let me play his toy. I played with his mega man!"
>The woman looks horrified
>She shouts at me and the manager in a language none of us recognize while hitting me with her humongous purse and then storms out of the store.
>Wearing my Food Lion uniform shout out to my ****** in VA and anywhere else they have Food Lions I guess
>See child wandering around, obviously lost
>"Hey buddy. Looking for someone?"
>Can't find his mom, so I take him to the break room
>"I'm gonna walk up front and intercom your mom for you, wait here"
>Pull my 3DS with Smash Bros out of my jacket and let him play with it
>I'm about halfway up to the front when a woman rushes past me towards the back room
>Follow her, figure she's looking for her son
>She rushes into the room, picks him up, and turns to me
>"Why you hide my son?" (Apparently English wasn't her first language)
>"N-no, I was-"
>Son pipes up "He let me play his toy. I played with his mega man!"
>The woman looks horrified
>She shouts at me and the manager in a language none of us recognize while hitting me with her humongous purse and then storms out of the store.
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anon (11/23/2015) [-]
I'm 23, male, looking to get into teaching.
Oddly enough, this actually doesn't worry me. People don't seem to react weirdly to me if for one reason or another I end up talking to their kids. [On the train, at work... I don't just strike up conversation.]
That said, it's gonna depend on how you look as well. People can be right judgmental arseholes.
Oddly enough, this actually doesn't worry me. People don't seem to react weirdly to me if for one reason or another I end up talking to their kids. [On the train, at work... I don't just strike up conversation.]
That said, it's gonna depend on how you look as well. People can be right judgmental arseholes.
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RandomMRTroll (11/23/2015) [-] i've had this issue for the longest time. i'm 20, ever since i was 16 people would tell me i'm too friendly around children.
i just ******* love the cute little twerps.
i bet if i was a 6'4 blue eyed blonde haired german i wouldn't be viewed as such
i just ******* love the cute little twerps.
i bet if i was a 6'4 blue eyed blonde haired german i wouldn't be viewed as such
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nigeltheoutlaw (11/23/2015) [-] You would be, I promise. Any male would be viewed as such. Seriously, only women get a free pass with kids, otherwise you're ALWAYS going to have people treating you like a god damned pedophile for liking children, even if it's just a dad instinct.
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littleliz (11/23/2015) [-] when my grandpa was young he lived in san francisco. he worked for pg&e and would go to some sketchy areas. he said back then people didnt have much so he would do little things for the local kids like give them a ride on his truck or bring them candy and parents would just smile and wave. hes telling me this story and not once in my mind i thought oh gross. but my mom chimes in and goes oh donnie why would you do that?! thats terrible. in my mind i saw it as a guy who cared about the state of some peoples lives were in and tried to put a smile on faces where he could. my mom saw it as he was some pedophile. she tried to keep me safe cause she was so paranoid about that. but never educated me. my grandpa always taught me to trust but understand not everyone is good. the day it came i was almost taken from my home town. a small town i was on my bike. people came up to me all the time asking questions about the town or they knew my family and wanted to meet me. a man parked his truck next to me he got out and tried to grab me but i was to fast for him. i dont thank my mom for knowing what to do and look for. i thank my grandpa for teaching me to trust in the right places. and to learn that people are bad but not everyone is.
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godsgrace (11/23/2015) [-] Wow I thought I was the only one. I have had this fear for so many years and I am terrified of even talking to children in case I say something wrong and im labeled a pedophile. I'm 22.
I would never pick up kids who ask for a car ride even though I feel sorry for their tired little legs.
I would never pick up kids who ask for a car ride even though I feel sorry for their tired little legs.
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retanthe (11/23/2015) [-]
I am so happy that I work at kid's gyms where the parents don't give a **** . I'm, like, the second oldest (20 y/o) coach at both gyms and the parents just love me. Just tonight, a mother asked me to help one of her daughters, and it's always flattering for something like that to happen.
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theinternetaddict (11/23/2015) [-] Unfortunately that only happens to men. You dont see a woman talking to a kid and go like "oh she might be a child molestor, better be careful"
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tirithon (11/23/2015) [-]
Im 24 and i work in a kindergarten and that was my fear as well in the start. Hell, i still have a small fear of it, its kind of ridiculous when working with kids is the thing i love. But who am i to complain, i am a "cis white male" I guess i just have to go check my privileges again.
