NefertariReborn
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ORIGINAL: Darcyandthedark
But then you could say that about clowns. A friend of mine has a child who hates clowns and had a terrible fright at a birthday party - from that moment clowns became an obsession. So anyone who wore face paint - that child would scream and vomit and just go hysterical - but should people not wear facepain or be a clown - just because someone, somewhere suffered once upon a time? Another friends child I know had a terrible fright due to a loud noise in a church hall. After that, the child could not tollerate loud noise and would burst into tears and shake. So by your post, now no one can allow their car to backfire, or hold airshows, or drop anything in public just in case some child has suffered abuse or trauma? I am sorry Aqua, but that is just an argument that doesn't work for me.
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No. What I was saying was that it seems very odd to assume that these parents are sheltering their children by not wanting them exposed to something like this, and not acting reasonably based on their knowledge of their child. Knowledge you don't have.
Aquatic, If I could I'd give you some flowers for your attempts. I, as a parent, fully understand where you are going with this. It's the same reason I keep My toys up high and I don't play in front of mine. It's My personal choice of course, based solely in what I consider to be the right way to bring up My minors. I don't want someone flaunting anything in front of them before they are mature enough to fully understand it. Progressive parents if you have a snitch in your drawers about it, too bad. Think it's hypocrital, too bad too. Too much of the "It's all about M/me crap goes on." (And this from a Domme.... but one who gives a damn about her slave all the same.)
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