Anonymous wrote:A Thai tranny lounging with her/his dick hanging out.

Not really hanging. Quite erect.

Damn.

Ask him again in a few days if he wants to talk about it. That's all you can do.

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Anonymous wrote:What on Earth did he see?

I'm not posting the link but google MINT TS. DS was googling mint candy.

Not seeing anything offensive. Can you describe it for us at all in prudish terms? Is it violent?

It's a transexual porn star. A female looking person with a very large penis. It is not something he can comprehend or needs to know about at 11.

A Thai tranny lounging with her/his dick hanging out.

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Anonymous wrote:What on Earth did he see?

I'm not posting the link but google MINT TS. DS was googling mint candy.

can you spell this out? I am curious but don't want to google.

Anonymous wrote:So a tranny! Dang, that one is a surprise. Poor kid.

He had no context for that image. And he shouldn't have that in his head. UGH... The internet is a scary place.

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Anonymous wrote:What on Earth did he see?

I'm not posting the link but google MINT TS. DS was googling mint candy.

Not seeing anything offensive. Can you describe it for us at all in prudish terms? Is it violent?

Was it like 2 girls 1 cup? Cause that almost made me cry. Otherwise was it really THAT bad?

So a tranny! Dang, that one is a surprise. Poor kid.

Anonymous wrote:What on Earth did he see?

I'm not posting the link but google MINT TS. DS was googling mint candy.

What on Earth did he see?

Anonymous wrote:Do you have safe search of the equivalent turned on so that obscene images won’t turn up in search results? It’s not a perfect filter, but it gets most stuff so if you have it off I’d turn it on.

I do now. I didn't think I needed on my personal laptop since the kids seldom us it and not without supervision. I guess that plan didn't work.

Do you have safe search of the equivalent turned on so that obscene images won’t turn up in search results? It’s not a perfect filter, but it gets most stuff so if you have it off I’d turn it on.

There is nothing you can do but weep. His innocence is now destroyed.

On the plus side, he won’t be looking up donkey fisting again. At least, not for a while.

My 11 DS borrowed my laptop to do some school work and accidentally googled something, clicked a link, and brought up a very disturbing sexual image. It was something he wouldn't understand and it really freaked him out. He quickly closed the link but screamed and cried and was really distressed. I was right there when it happened--he was sitting at the kitchen table--and he'd closed the link before I saw it. I wasn't able to check the history until later but I was pretty freaked out that he'd seen that. So much so that I cried for his innocence. I asked him if he wanted to ask me any questions or talk about it and he said no and teared up again. Poor kid. What can/should I do?? He's too young to see that stuff!