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Originally Posted by retsambeW
Timlan,
I am 42 years old, and while I am sure you were not pointing fingers, I must say the assertion that any 42 year old is having a fantasy for a young chick is offensive.
Firstly, any of the younger girls I have as "friends" their, are people that I all ready know. Daughters of friends, or my own daughter for example. Secondly, I sent not a one of them friend requests, I responded to them because I am all ready their frind in "real space", let alone cyber-space. Thirdly, you won't see many minors as my friends. If someone in that age group requests a friendship and I do not know them, it will be rejected.
Does this sort of thing happen? Sadly, you are correct, it does. I trust it is the exception and not the rule. If it is the rule, then we are in a sad state, indeed.
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Brother, you are setting yourself up for potential heartache.
Just this past week, one of my best friends on AFF sent one of my sons a friendship request on a social network. My friend did this innocently.
But I have taught my kids to never chat online with adults they are not related to. My son (15) came and told me about the request. I told him he could not accept it.
It's not that I was worried about something bad happening with my friend toward my son.
I was.showing my son a principle. Internet communication can be harmful.
This seems especially true with Everyone's Apostolic.
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