Originally posted by Mindship
Doesn't surprise me. But I wonder what percentage that would involve.
Not a huge one but since all manner of different things can get you registered as a sex offender simply knowing how many are around you is a poor way of telling how many of those people are child molesters.
Originally posted by Symmetric ChaosNoted. And this certainly explains why so many red squares do pop up.
Not a huge one but since all manner of different things can get you registered as a sex offender simply knowing how many are around you is a poor way of telling how many of those people are child molesters.
Originally posted by Naz
My mom has the "beware of sexual predators online" talk with me monthly but you still see me here, hell, I was using this forum when I was 13. No, parents don't stop kids from talking to people over the interwebs, sex-related conversation included.
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I'm laughing because while reading your post, I was remembering those times that some posters here have been counting down the time to when you are legal enough to pee in your butt.
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Not a huge one but since all manner of different things can get you registered as a sex offender simply knowing how many are around you is a poor way of telling how many of those people are child molesters.
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That was my point.
I used mooning as an example but getting caught having sex in a public place is a way, falling for the "f*g traps" that police setup to get homosexual men to touch them is another. (Now THAT'S despicable. IMO, that's much worse than what people are complaining about in "To Catch Predator".) There's some really lame "registered sex offender" reasons, imo.
Being a father, I'd like to know about the child molesters, rapists, or any other type of sex offender that could hurt my wife and children. I don't believe I can find that out, though.
My wife looks that stuff up before we move. I don't. 😬
Some parents want to know about any sex offenders, mooners and all. They don't even want their children to see a dude moon his buddies.
Originally posted by chithappens
So from what I gather so far, no one thinks parents have any influence on their children, right?
Nah, we do. 😄
I wasn't really commenting, at all, on your statement that Naz disagreed with. Her post just reminded me of the perverted talk she endures for being a cutie. 😊
I just don't understand the point of not saying the parents have a part in this.
No parent can watch their kids all the time. That's a "no shit" point, but how is it the parents have no part in how they approach different issues?
Kids shoot up a school. Parents play no part.
Kid has sex with teacher. No blame for parent.
Blame music, videogames, tv, internet, global warming and menstrual cycles. 💃
Originally posted by Mindship
Have you put your address through this?
Given the fact that I live in England, that would be a fairly redundant exercise.
Originally posted by chithappens
So from what I gather so far, no one thinks parents have any influence on their children, right?
Now you're taking a "black/white" stance. Yes parents have influence on their children, do the children always listen though? Rebelling is a natural part of puberty.
Did you not go against anything your parents talked to you about not doing/avoiding? Early sex, smoking, drinking, drugs? Nothing?
Edit: In regards to your 2nd "parents" post. Parents should and are held accountable for their kids actions. In regards to this thread, even in the case of a 14 year old asking a 35 year old to come to her/his hoouse for sex, it's ultimately the adult at fault if he/she goes for the purpose of having sex.
Show's hilarious.
Best part is when the Chris Hanson comes out and talks to the guys. Listening to them lie and spin lies on the spot only to have them blow up in their face is awesome.
Personally, I have no moral issues with it. The people actually make plans and then show up to engage in illegal activity. They do it to themselves by showing up. Their lack of self control is no ones fault but theirs.
Originally posted by BackFire
Show's hilarious.Best part is when the Chris Hanson comes out and talks to the guys. Listening to them lie and spin lies on the spot only to have them blow up in their face is awesome.
Personally, I have no moral issues with it. The people actually make plans and then show up to engage in illegal activity. They do it to themselves by showing up. Their lack of self control is no ones fault but theirs.
Originally posted by chithappens
If your wife hires a model to flirt with you and then catches you in the act of cheating, what is that?
Faulty analogy, the decoys do not initally flirt with the men online. Your analogy needs to read as:
'If your wife hires a model to sit near you and then catches you in the act of cheating because you initiated it, what is that?'
Answer: It's cheating
Originally posted by Robtard
Faulty analogy, the decoys do not initally flirt with the men online. Your analogy needs to read as:'If your wife hires a model to sit near you and then catches you in the act of cheating because you initiated it, what is that?'
Answer: It's cheating
I am fairly certain that it is still cheating regardless of whom initiates it.