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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks to the sage advice I'd been given on DCUM, I am one of those 780-month olds who have stopped doing anything when it comes to someone else and their child. I posted about a child getting ready to fall head-first out of a grocery cart (mom had her back turned momentarily) and I was ripped a new one for being intrusive, judgemental, you name it. Since then other people's children are invisible to me. No more warnings of immediate danger, no more offers to help, no more smiles or friendly overtures. It is a different world than the one I was raised in and fully understand that now. See, you can teach an old dog new tricks. I've learned my lesson. [/quote] I’m sorry you were treated poorly, but you should not become the negative person here. Act like you were raised and care.[/quote] It’s not negativity. It’s simply “minding your own business“. I guess it only takes a village when you need some thing from someone.[/quote]
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