I think it is cute, although I would have to read the body language, facial gestures, tone of voice, etc..to get a real vibe...can you upload a little vid off your smart phone?
on the one hand I dont think adults that were actually abused as children would still feel that comfortable with daddy...maybe a real little kid who still has not processed the abuse etc might...but these girls are now women and the sound like they still love daddy and being daddys little girl...with all the talk about abuse these days they would know right and wrong....
Except for the fact that grandpa molested one of the sisters- and his son didn't even question his dad-. His daughter went on to use Opiates- and slept with many to support her addiction. You can't remove rape culture from our society. Where am i going? Who will see how im dressed? Am i traveling alone? Do i have a safe Place to get intoxicated? Do i have a safe place to sleep it off?. These are questions that men are never concerned with- because there are no triggers associated with a man's sexual assault. Unless they are in jail.
It's true we generally don't have to worry about being raped after reaching adulthood. I would like to point out, however, that we are far more likely to be the victim of a violent (non sexual) assault than women.
Where am I going? Am I traveling alone? Do I have a safe place to get intoxicated? Do I have a safe place to sleep it off?
These ARE questions men should and often do consider, as not doing so can result in dangerous situations (fights, muggings, stabbings, shootings, murder etc.). Males are around 4 times more likely to be murdered in the US, twice as likely to be the victims of violence and more likely to be murdered by a stranger. So whilst the threat is predominantly of a different nature, it is still a threat.
Is it normal- for a woman to sit on their father's lap .in public?
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I think it is cute, although I would have to read the body language, facial gestures, tone of voice, etc..to get a real vibe...can you upload a little vid off your smart phone?
on the one hand I dont think adults that were actually abused as children would still feel that comfortable with daddy...maybe a real little kid who still has not processed the abuse etc might...but these girls are now women and the sound like they still love daddy and being daddys little girl...with all the talk about abuse these days they would know right and wrong....
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Except for the fact that grandpa molested one of the sisters- and his son didn't even question his dad-. His daughter went on to use Opiates- and slept with many to support her addiction. You can't remove rape culture from our society. Where am i going? Who will see how im dressed? Am i traveling alone? Do i have a safe Place to get intoxicated? Do i have a safe place to sleep it off?. These are questions that men are never concerned with- because there are no triggers associated with a man's sexual assault. Unless they are in jail.
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It's true we generally don't have to worry about being raped after reaching adulthood. I would like to point out, however, that we are far more likely to be the victim of a violent (non sexual) assault than women.
Where am I going? Am I traveling alone? Do I have a safe place to get intoxicated? Do I have a safe place to sleep it off?
These ARE questions men should and often do consider, as not doing so can result in dangerous situations (fights, muggings, stabbings, shootings, murder etc.). Males are around 4 times more likely to be murdered in the US, twice as likely to be the victims of violence and more likely to be murdered by a stranger. So whilst the threat is predominantly of a different nature, it is still a threat.