Daughter gets hit on at work - solutions?

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Anonymous wrote:Don’t let interested children work in restaurants. Where’s the father?

You already know there’s no father- a father wouldn’t allow this.

OP here. Please, do go on. I love the creativity. I’ve made popcorn.

(My husband / daughter’s dad isn’t enjoying it so much; he thinks at least 60% of dcum posts are from incel scum masquerading as concerned parents. I confess his theory seems to have merit.)

he can think whatever he wants. you two don't sound like very concerned parents though.

Well he’s a college professor; he generally has a pretty high opinion of people that age— their abilities and resilience. And he really, really hates seeing rich kids who’ve been spoiled into helplessness and entitlement. He blames the parents for that. So that probably colors his thinking on how to set kids up for success. We are aligned in this.

I'd not get life advice from a college professor. Book smart maybe, life smart? No.

+1

Let's not forget that many moms/friends have had to teach their daughters how to fend off unwanted advances from college professors. Weirdos and pervs, almost all of them.

Hear that, parents? Don’t send your daughters to college.

NO, just teach your daughters how to shut it down when an in appropriate advance is made. There are also pervs in business, medicine and law - just teach them how to recognize and navigate around it.

And also teach your sons not to be pervs.

[Anonymous]

It’s way more than teach your sons “not to be pervs,” it’s teach them to recognize situations where it’s usually inappropriate to ask someone out. It’s always inappropriate to ask your server for her number.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s way more than teach your sons “not to be pervs,” it’s teach them to recognize situations where it’s usually inappropriate to ask someone out. It’s always inappropriate to ask your server for her number.

That’s not true at all.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s way more than teach your sons “not to be pervs,” it’s teach them to recognize situations where it’s usually inappropriate to ask someone out. It’s always inappropriate to ask your server for her number.

Why?

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Anonymous wrote:It’s way more than teach your sons “not to be pervs,” it’s teach them to recognize situations where it’s usually inappropriate to ask someone out. It’s always inappropriate to ask your server for her number.

What a fantasy world you live in.