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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have been where you are....When my DD was 11 or 12, a man who appeared to be in his mid 50's made a pass at her. Not at a party, but a coffee shop. I said, excuse me, but she is just a kid. He did not respond appropriately. I got in his face. Owner comes by and asks what is going on (I am a regular at the shop). I told him. Offender was banned (turns out he was also making harassing comments to the baristas).[/quote] I think your scenario is different than OP's. While the drunk guy completely overstepped boundaries, I doubt he was actually "hitting on" OP's DD in front of OP, her dad, and a room full of other people he knew. OP sounds like he has anger management issues. He could have completely defended his DD and set the guy staight without being physical. As a teen, I would not have wanted to see my dad react in that way. OP should talk to his DD and get her perspective. [/quote]
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