Lilybug1
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Sunnmoon said:I didn't mean for everyone to take my words and pick them apart. I was saying the way she was dressed, her development.....she looked a helluva lot older than an 11 year old.
How many times do you hear or kidnappings occuring with women who are "goth". Hardly ever! I guess it doesnt' matter to some people, but I always had my daughter wear very classic things, not trendy. A white shirt with navy sweater and khaki pants. Who knows what stimulated the guy to grab her. I can tell you though, it wasn't because she was ugly.
And yes, I've seen the video, I don't have to watch it again. She was DRESSED to look older than most 11 year olds I know. She had a very womanly body. I'm not on here to argue, just stating that perhaps what she was wearing provoked the guy. Sheesh!
Goth people are abducted and victimized as well. It just doesn't make the news bc they aren't as all-american and/or it's assumed they were troubled or ran away or dabbled in the occult. I really don't think that's true about ugly kids not being victimized either. And I'm not going to add insult to injury by pointing out victims who aren't textbook attractive.
Anyhow, all you parents with cute kids better watch out! If you don't get them braces, then maybe you stand a chance. And well the ones with the ugly kids and late-bloomers, you know who you are, you're alright for now. But make sure to dress them like dorks too. I don't mean to be mean here. I really don't think a child's looks/style or lack thereof is a good way to go about meaningful crime prevention.