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3 comments:
Shaken and freaked out is understandable, but I hope that reduces soon. I'm glad it turned out OK and the kids are none the wiser.
Time for a new park?
We shouldn't have to be driven away from public areas by this kind of thing, though - any more than we would if a belligerent drunk started turning up regularly, or someone who wanted to walk a dangerous dog unmuzzled and off-leash.
It is peoples' reponsibility to be vigilant and sensible? Yes. But is it also reasonable to ask other members of the community to keep their sexual preferences to their own homes / venues and to consenting adults? Obviously also yes.
Jen, that is seriously disturbing. Please report it (if you haven't already). Anything that can help prevent a more serious incident is worth doing... (OK, in light of recent debate in Australia, I'll limit myself to: anything lawful!).
*just hugs all around*
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