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A stranger asked to take a photo of my child

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bluebutterfly1 · 29/03/2021 22:34

Of course I said no. It made me feel uncomfortable.
He did it under the pretence "what a cute baby, what's your name" etc.
I can't get it out of my head.
He looked creepy. Middle Aged man. Tried to talk to my toddler in the queue in a corner shop, then after we left he left too and walked same direction as us, but I changed our direction.

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mnaab · 29/03/2021 22:41

yep that is creepy

FionnulaTheCooler · 29/03/2021 22:43

Talking to your toddler wasn't unreasonable, as long as he was observing social distancing. Asking to take a photo crosses a boundary into creep behaviour.

SpongeCakeAddict · 29/03/2021 22:56

I'd 101 this, with a good description of him.

AntiHop · 29/03/2021 22:58

@SpongeCakeAddict

I'd 101 this, with a good description of him.
This. It is really important that you do this. I doubt this is the only instance.
Mammyloveswine · 29/03/2021 23:03

I've had a few instances of people wanting to take my child's photo..however he has light blonde hair abs blue eyes and is often japenese tourists!

bluebutterfly1 · 29/03/2021 23:42

Thanks @SpongeCakeAddict @AntiHop I was thinking of doing this, but was in doubt. Will do tmr.

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bluebutterfly1 · 29/03/2021 23:43

@Mammyloveswine the man did have a foreign accent, but didn't look like a tourist, and he sort of was on his phone.

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Mammyloveswine · 04/04/2021 22:35

@bluebutterfly1 how did he react when you said no? Hope you're ok! Just re-read and that is a bit creepy! I'd probs say no too in your position!

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