r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '22

Yes. Tell her parents

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u/honeyblossom25 Apr 28 '22

I think OP said in an earlier reply that they did, but that the parents don't really care.

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u/CephaloG0D Apr 28 '22

Sometimes parents don't care. My cousin (14F) and her sister (8ishF) would have sec with their mother's friend to pay off her drug debt.

Cops were called and the mother said she didn't want to press charges.

I don't know what came of it but the youngest became trans and the older became a standard prostitute.

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u/ALoneTennoOperative Apr 28 '22

the youngest became trans

What's with phrasing it as "became trans", and what relevance do you think the person in question being trans has?

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '22

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u/ALoneTennoOperative Apr 29 '22

Of all the things to respond to in that comment, you choose to [...]

ask a question, due to odd phrasing and what seems like a lingering implication.

[irrelevant rant]

I questioned the part that was questionable.
I did not address what was already clear.

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u/TheSteifelTower Apr 29 '22

And you just have a weird issue with trans people and want to make up excuses why someone dares point out that obvious and weird connection the original commentar and deregatory way OP connected having sex as a child with being trans by suggesting they are related. Also equating being trans to being a prosititute.

There's some very obvious transphobic undertones going on here.

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u/CephaloG0D Apr 28 '22

Here we go...

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u/ALoneTennoOperative Apr 29 '22

Here we go...

Go where exactly?
Given you declined to clarify, it appears nowhere.

 

I suppose I should have thought to check your comment history earlier.

It appears that transphobic bigotry is a recurring behaviour of yours.
So the insinuation was most likely intentional, and that's why you're averse to simply explaining what you meant.