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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you can only stand two hours with this person, then at an hour and 40 min in I would say I had to go. Then he can walk you home before you are sick of him. Safety first![/quote]

My neighborhood is not unsafe. As a person of color he is more likely to have an unpleasant encounter than I am.  [/quote]
Maybe that's why he's walking you home.  If something did happen to you and he was the last known person to be seen with you, who is his alibi?  Who is going to give him the benefit of the doubt?  Who is going to stand up for him when the DCUMob scrambles for its pitchforks?  By your own admission, your neighborhood is less safe for him than it is for you. The fact that he is presumed guilty should anything befall you is one of the reasons why.[/quote]

OP here. I'm not going to defer my comfort on the very unlikely chance that something happens to me and he is blamed. That is truly warped and paranoid thinking. And no, I'm not going to walk him home. If he feels unsafe, he can take an Uber. As I've said, our neighborhood is very safe and the likelihood of anything happening to either of us is vanishingly small. [/quote]

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