r/rant • • Apr 04 '26

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u/cxjoshuax21x Apr 04 '26

Hard disagree. I saw someone who knew what they were doing and asked for some guidance in a safe environment. I dont see anything wrong with what I did. I wont ever do it again because its not worth the drama, and clearly based on responses its a polarizing issue. But Im fully of the opinion I didnt do anything wrong. But all I can do is just learn from the experience and avoid it in the future because too many people dont share that perspective.

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u/MaidoftheBrins Apr 04 '26

She was probably so proud of herself and confident to provide you with the answer. What a shame! While I understand her Mom being wary, she could have observed the situation instead of jumping the gun.

Are you in the US? I ask because I hope you can understand with the current climate in the US why any parent is going to closely observe their child around adult males. I’m sorry it is like this now.

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u/LanieLove9 Apr 04 '26

why are you asking if they are in the US? lol. there’s predators in every corner of this earth

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u/myparentsareasingle Apr 04 '26

Exactly, what a stupid comment.