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Anybody else get REALLY nervous and leave immediately when a girl who's clearly in high school or younger starts talking to you in public? : AskMenAdvice
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I think my favorite Reddit cliche is when they talk about overlooked downside of being a man. The top upmarseyd comments are always something to affect of "as a man people look at me weird if I am at a park or playground even with my kids"
It's something I read ages ago countless times so I looked for when I had kids cause I bring my kid to the park all the time. Parks are often 90% dads, it's the go to move for dads to give moms a break.
Then it dawned me once again that Redditors are creep fat g*mers so seeing them out in a social setting is unsettling
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Maybe it changed but I always remember only seeing my mom and other moms at the park as a kid?
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No, it's dads only now. Trump banned moms from parks.
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Well no shit, I'm not jingling my keys in the park bathroom for moms to find me.
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It could be a bit confirmation bias cause I go when I can, post work or weekends
I am sure during the week it's mostly moms/nannies/grandparents
My neighborhood plays a role in it cause I think there is only a handful of stay at home moms. It's dual income heavy
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