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Out and out fetish at children's event

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Cockblockingcowboy · 16/05/2022 08:16

Museum defends man dressed in women's lingerie playing Lego with kids https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10819577/Australian-Museum-Sydney-photo-man-lingerie-playing-Lego-kids.html?ito=native sharee_article-top

Sorry to be starting off another thread with another DM article but holy hell what the fuck is going on! And the museum can see "nothing wrong" with this happening. Some great safeguarding going on at their children's event

The wilful blindness to see this for what it is, is truly amazing. And those that "can't see a problem with it" are enabling these kinks to be played out in public with both children and unconsenting adults. Wrong on so many levels

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Cockblockingcowboy · 16/05/2022 14:27

I screenshot my comment that time so I could compare it to the guidelines and I really cannot see why they are being deleted?!

Obviously nothing to see here, no need to worry anyone

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carefullycourageous · 16/05/2022 15:49

Thumpsquids · 16/05/2022 08:59

'Grooming' is a much-used term lately. I see this as grooming.

I think it is inappropriate and would not feel comfortable with my young kids being around that at a museum lego pit but I don't think it is grooming.

Live4weekend · 16/05/2022 15:55

So the rights of our children to have proper safeguarding is also being removed?

Thingybob · 16/05/2022 16:41

Mandodari · 16/05/2022 13:40

Why would you jump to that conclusion? It seems odd to assume that everybody who behaves in an unacceptable manner is on the spectrum and that everybody on the spectrum is likely to behave unacceptably. It's more likely to be two over entitled wangs who are either trying to push boundaries or trying to show how hilariously entertaining they are.

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I didn't say that everyone on the spectrum behaves inappropriately nor that everyone that displays inappropriate behaviour is on the spectrum.

But the reasons I read the male person as being autistic are, thier posture, how just the red bricks were chosen, the way they are totally engrossed in the activity and how they don't appear to be at all self conscious about participating in an activity that is not generally considered age appropriate.

And against the current backdrop of queer theory, gender ideology and always being your true self, it would explain why they didn't think there was anything wrong in dressing like that.

Artichokeleaves · 16/05/2022 19:08

Spot the increasing push on this boundary on multiple fronts. Here comes trans age, peeps.

Don't say we didn't warn you.

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Cockblockingcowboy · 17/05/2022 01:59

It is exactly that, an increasing erosion of boundaries one fetish at a time

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PonyPatter44 · 17/05/2022 07:07

Artichokeleaves · 16/05/2022 19:08

Spot the increasing push on this boundary on multiple fronts. Here comes trans age, peeps.

Don't say we didn't warn you.

I've been saying this for a long time, and usually my posts get deleted for it. Identifying as a woman gives you access to women. Identifying as a child gives you access to children. I wonder what sort of people link their sexuality to their access to children?

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