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Adults Scared to Go Near Kids

Chalchalero

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While I find the explanations given in the reports interesting and with their own merits, I simply do not go near children for the simple reason that their psycho parents usually think a man is going to molest their child. If I were a woman I would perhaps be more circumspect. But as a man, I need to protect myself more than some random child who could with one lie ruin my entire life. I have seen it happen to an acquaintance of mine. It will NEVER happen to me. I stay FAR FAR AWAY from any and all children as much as possible.
 
If I noticed the child...absolutely I'd get involved and try to help. Trouble with a mall is that there is so much activity and so many people...usually I just look through and past everyone...just focusing on my task at hand.

A couple of years ago I was driving along a busy residential street and noticed a toddler ...maybe 2 years old at best...walking along the sidewalk by herself...no adults anywhere around. I panicked for the kid's safety and immediately stopped and ran across the traffic to get to her. Once I did...then instantly I thought...omg...will someone think I'm trying to take this child! I didn't want to touch her or scare her or anything...just prevent her from going out in the street. A few moments later I saw a woman outside a house nearby...I yelled for her to help me and she came over (I really made a spectacle of myself!)..she didn't know the child either...but at least I felt safer being with the kid with someone else there than when I was alone with her. A few minutes later the panicked mother appeared, running up from another street...whew!

anyway...I can understand why people may have their reservations about helping a kid in need...fear that people will think they're a thief or a pedofile...but the kid's safety is really more important. It is sad we live in a world where people are afraid to help...or too busy/preoccupied to even notice when someone needs help.
 
i can see why jaysizzles is kinda worried picking up a kind on an empty street - but in general .. or like in the experiment they did in that article there are some more people around. i don't see how any body could claim you are a child molester if you are just talking to a lone kid
 
What would you do if you saw a young child who appeared to be lost at a mall or on a street corner?

ABC tv undercover experiment

Orlando, FLorida tv undercover experiment

BBC interview of sociologist 6/26/08

I blame sensationalized journalism. Much like that stupid Dateline show "To Catch A Predator", they act like strangers are everywhere waiting to molest your child. What these shows all fail to point out, because it would turn their audience off, is that 70% of children abused are abused by family members or close family friends. Well.... no one wants to think about that, so let's worry about something "less gross", you know...strangers, rather than the real problem.
 
i don't see how any body could claim you are a child molester if you are just talking to a lone kid
Maybe the fundies aren't as active in Germany as they are here in the USA, but they scream from their pulpits that all gay men are pedophiles. And, of course, their idiot followers believe them.
 
ok, but when i ask a kid whether he has lost his parents or is lost, i don't wear my huge "hey i am gay!!!!" sign on my head.
 
As far as adults being afraid to go around children, and the hysteria about potential child molestation:

About 20 years ago I was visiting a business source in Fargo, and he was busy with a long phone call that he couldn't drop. He had his wife ask me if I could take a quick run to the convenience store for him, to pick up a pack of Camels. I asked where the convenience store was, and she suggested that Naomi come along with me to show me where. Naomi was (at the time) their nine-year-old daughter.

I went there with Naomi, she waited while I went into the convenience store to get my friend's cigarettes, and we returned to their house right away.

This was a routine errand, nothing more was thought of it, and the visit continued as anticipated.

But years later, as I saw the absolute HYSTERIA which more or less suggests that a child being around an unrelated adult alone is always a molestation or kidnapping in progress, I asked myself questions such as:

1. What if my "friend" had been an extortionist who wanted to set up the situation, or
2. What if, for some reason, Naomi had been the least bit angry with me about something?

In other words, if she had said something like "Frank touched me down there when we went out for your cigarettes, Daddy" - and whatever her reasons would have been for making such a false statement - my ass would have been grass. I would probably spend the rest of my life with a prison record, and on the sex-crime registry (which says NOTHING about what the crime is, therefore letting everybody assume you're a serial child rapist) for life, etc. Basically, my life would have been over, IF ONLY anybody in that family had been unscrupulous in a malicious way.

Though the quick errand was entirely routine, I would not duplicate such an errand, in ANY possible way, anywhere in the United States. (I may make an exception if there's a life-or-death medical emergency which somehow involves a drive to hospital or elsewhere accompanied only by a minor child.) Among things that I will never do again, or consider ever doing for the first time, I consider this to be nearly as dangerous as Russian roulette.
 
I'd probably ignore a lost child but I tend to ignore all children to be fair. They all have a tendency to look into your soul and see the fear in your eyes as they approach. Plus that stick fingers thing is just not cool.
 
Children frighten me. They're so... I don't know, fragile. Saying or doing the wrong thing could scare crap out of them and scar them for life (I know meeting a clown in person for the first time flipped me out and I'm still scared stupid of clowns).

If I see a kid wandering alone in the mall, I might keep an eye on him, I'll look to see if his mother is nearby; but I wouldn't talk to him unless he was upset and nobody else was helping.
 
I would keep the kid in sight and call the police to report the kid wandering around.
 
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