To think this is at best bizarre, at worst concerning?

[Movinghouseatlast]

A woman has posted the following question on a public Facebook page of holiday area I visit, so Im a member of the group. Lots of people ask for advice on restaurants etc on there.

'We’re coming down next week and would like to take our daughter shopping for some new lingerie/underwear - is there anywhere within say 30-45 mins we could take her?
Thanks'

Am I wrong to actually find this rather disturbing and strange? It's the use of the word lingerie in relation to the daughter that I find odd. Or maybe I'm wrong and it's quite a normal thing to do. But why post on a public forum?. As lots of people pointed out on her post she could just google!

Yeah, it’s weird and grim to ask. And especially if they live in a city and are going to a remote area and want to drive ages to somewhere. If you need to buy your kid (no matter their age) undies surely you pop into m&s, supermarket, primark etc in a city. If you’re buying your daughter special underwear/lingerie it’s really disturbing. So yeah, probably some weirdo with a fetish.

Ok, a person in their 40s can have a daughter who is in their 20s though. ‘We’ could be mum and daughters auntie, mum and daughters also adult sister, etc etc

Haven't you read other responses? Plenty of men get off on trying on women's clothes, masturbating on them in the changing rooms in some cases. They chat with each other online about this. There's nothing secret about it.
And how is it 'transphobic' to suggest something that a group of men are open about doing?

But the word child isn't used in the same sentence as lingerie?

Also, lingerie literally is the correct word. George Online has a Lingerie section, under the bras heading is "First Bras" which are obviously intended for younger girls...

Also, love the fake obviousness to the transphobia in a post saying "woman"

It's quite clear

This

There is no family, no daughter, just some fetishist creaming himself with every answer

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@Josette77 are you suggesting that a bearded weirdo wanking to ladies undies is Trans?
You are the only one making that link as far as I can see. Being a Perv and being Trans are not the same

It's a post about a woman asking.

Not a bearded man. A woman.

Assuming the woman is trans simply because the post sounds pervy is transphobic.

But nobody suggested the person asking about underwear is Trans
They were suggesting that they were pretending to be one thing (a Mum) but were actually something else (a male weirdo). It was only you that made that link