PamperedGoddess
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Honestly I would've done the same thing. It's very dangerous to share your number on media sites where pedophiles may be lurking. You probably saved his life.
bambinod said:While I don't want to dismiss the danger of minors "publishing" themselves, I'd also like to point out that the number of pedos in the world hasn't suddenly jumped, the world isn't a different place. We've just become more aware of the problems and are therefore more defensive about them.
This is true of all sorts of things, take picking up a hitchhiker for example. My mom traveled all over the united states (alone!) in her early 20's by hitchhiking. Nowadays half the country is convinced you'll be raped and murdered by the end of the week. The world hasn't changed anywhere near as much as people's perception of it.
bambinod said:While I don't want to dismiss the danger of minors "publishing" themselves, I'd also like to point out that the number of pedos in the world hasn't suddenly jumped, the world isn't a different place. We've just become more aware of the problems and are therefore more defensive about them.
Calico said:I would also like to know if any of my children were posting personal information online. You did the right thing.
Keleros9 said:You did the right thing. That boy must feel like he has a huge burden lifted from his shoulders now that his mother knows about him being gay and an ABDL (and taught him about internet privacy).
Clover said:Warning someone to never post personal info like that in a public place is one thing, outing them (especially to a parent, who may or may not be accepting) is going way over the line.
I completely disagree. This was a kid. Most kids don't usually learn from some "advice" from a stranger on the internet. It sometimes takes a talking to by a parent or other close individual to drive home the ramifications.Clover said:Warning someone to never post personal info like that in a public place is one thing, outing them (especially to a parent, who may or may not be accepting) is going way over the line.
Clover said:Warning someone to never post personal info like that in a public place is one thing, outing them (especially to a parent, who may or may not be accepting) is going way over the line.