Anonymous wrote:

ThatSmileyFaceGuy wrote:

Anonymous wrote: Are there really men out there that are complaining about not getting to sit next to a child? Really?

I'm not complaining that I don't get to sit next to a child. I'm complaining that the airline automatically assumes that I will molest said child because of my gender.

Tho if they want to move me to First Class we can talk about it

C'mon though. You wouldn't want your DCs sitting next to man, right? It's the, hey, I'm not a child molester but I can't speak for the others idea.

Anonymous wrote:

ThatSmileyFaceGuy wrote:

Anonymous wrote: Are there really men out there that are complaining about not getting to sit next to a child? Really?

I'm not complaining that I don't get to sit next to a child. I'm complaining that the airline automatically assumes that I will molest said child because of my gender.

Tho if they want to move me to First Class we can talk about it

C'mon though. You wouldn't want your DCs sitting next to man, right? It's the, hey, I'm not a child molester but I can't speak for the others idea.

ThatSmileyFaceGuy wrote:

Anonymous wrote: Are there really men out there that are complaining about not getting to sit next to a child? Really?

I'm not complaining that I don't get to sit next to a child. I'm complaining that the airline automatically assumes that I will molest said child because of my gender.

Tho if they want to move me to First Class we can talk about it

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So at what age does your male child become a threat to others? We know all males are problematic. Therefore male children must be problematic. What if you have a son. What age should you separate him from your dd and other females? Do you tell your ds he is a monster? Should you abort a male child?

This is my thought exactly. If you have a boy, you're teaching him men are evil and can't be trusted. That won't turn out well when he starts to turn into a man and he was taught all men are bad. If you are raising a daughter, she's being taught all men are bad, want to hurt her, and can't be trusted. I'm sure that will help foster unhealthy relationships with men as an adult. This mass hysteria is out of control. There is a way to protect and teach your kid safety without thinking all men are evil. But then again, some of you probably think I'm an awful mother for leaving my kid alone with their grandfathers and uncle.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've been flying alone since I was 12. To Europe.

My mother would put me on the plane in DC and my grandmother picked me up on the otherside. I don't recall ever being seated next to a man as a child - often just other children.

For those of you who won't let your "kids" fly alone - you are creating a society of weak people. People who are afraid to leave this country (maybe go to Cancun for an exotic trip). Wake up! Give your kids a sense of adventure. A sense of strength.

Or, are you the same people who don't let them have overnight trips? To far from mommy's apron strings?

LMFAO that the childhood world traveler thinks that going to Cancun is an "exotic trip."

Anonymous wrote:So at what age does your male child become a threat to others? We know all males are problematic. Therefore male children must be problematic. What if you have a son. What age should you separate him from your dd and other females? Do you tell your ds he is a monster? Should you abort a male child?

Anonymous wrote:I've been flying alone since I was 12. To Europe.

My mother would put me on the plane in DC and my grandmother picked me up on the otherside. I don't recall ever being seated next to a man as a child - often just other children.

For those of you who won't let your "kids" fly alone - you are creating a society of weak people. People who are afraid to leave this country (maybe go to Cancun for an exotic trip). Wake up! Give your kids a sense of adventure. A sense of strength.

Or, are you the same people who don't let them have overnight trips? To far from mommy's apron strings?

Anonymous wrote:I've been flying alone since I was 12. To Europe.

My mother would put me on the plane in DC and my grandmother picked me up on the otherside. I don't recall ever being seated next to a man as a child - often just other children.

For those of you who won't let your "kids" fly alone - you are creating a society of weak people. People who are afraid to leave this country (maybe go to Cancun for an exotic trip). Wake up! Give your kids a sense of adventure. A sense of strength.

Or, are you the same people who don't let them have overnight trips? To far from mommy's apron strings?

Anonymous wrote:My 10 year old DD flew to Europe alone this summer. She had a blast, they took very good care of her, and she was seated next to other kids flying alone. She even got bumped up to Business on the flight home. As she put it, "Mommy, they updated me to Business Class!!"

Relax everyone - it's not a big deal.

Anonymous wrote:So at what age does your male child become a threat to others? We know all males are problematic. Therefore male children must be problematic. What if you have a son. What age should you separate him from your dd and other females? Do you tell your ds he is a monster? Should you abort a male child?

Anonymous wrote: Are there really men out there that are complaining about not getting to sit next to a child? Really?