Posted by pantiespooper on May 22, 2008 at 07:04 [76.95.39.40]
In Reply to: Question posted by Curious on May 22, 2008 at 04:24
I have heard of something like that in a mall - allowing a child to take the blame for the odor you are making.
But isn't that a little unfair? Yes, if the child is VERY young, she might not be totally aware of what is happening. But what about later? At the age of three or four, she is fully aware that she doesn't stink, and yet she is being blamed for it.
Plus, there is another point: Do you think there is no impact on the child? At five, her mind is very active, and she has learned a major part of the vocabulary that she will have as an adult. What will go through that small mind, when, on a somewhat regular basis, she is blamed and taken aside (on the pretext), only to have you get cleaned up instead of her? That sounds a bit unfair!
And why blame her? You can have accidents as well as she.
I do have to admit, that it is a pretty neat way of keeping a secret, and to get the rush of knowing your friends still don't know what you do, have done, or indeed ARE doing while in their company. Have you done THAT; Actually waited until you were near them to do the pooping? That MUST be pretty awewome (thinking... ... ...).
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