Anonymous wrote:And if this incel was hot what would happen
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She should learn to stare right back at him, but with a scowl.
If he gets creepier, teach her to take up space and be loud. Creepy men are empowered by SHAME. She can wear what she wants and he needs to mind his business.
Seems like you're being a little harsh on what could be a totally normal 12 year old boy.
It's not normal though. She's not complaining about all the boys, she's just complaining about this one. He needs to develop some manners and social skills, and pay attention to his classes. Imagine that.
Yes. This is a case where he needs to learn to stop inappropriate behavior. He needs to be called out for being creepy and learn the lesson.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She should learn to stare right back at him, but with a scowl.
If he gets creepier, teach her to take up space and be loud. Creepy men are empowered by SHAME. She can wear what she wants and he needs to mind his business.
Seems like you're being a little harsh on what could be a totally normal 12 year old boy.
It's not normal though. She's not complaining about all the boys, she's just complaining about this one. He needs to develop some manners and social skills, and pay attention to his classes. Imagine that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She talks to you about how he is looking at her?
My daughter would talk to me about this for sure, not weird at all if you have a close relationship as daughter/mother.
Ok, I have an incredibly close relationship with my daughters and neither would tell me "John is staring at me in class."
Something is off about this.