Would you hug random children? especially those who are crying because parents b!
Question: of course i would, i'd take them home with me too - there's no need for children to cry
Answers: of course i would, i'd take them home with me too - there's no need for children to cry
wtf is wrong with u? u have issues
How would you know which ones are crying from being beat and which ones just didn't get something they wanted.
ewww.. careful. You may have good intentions, but you could get yourself into trouble. I try to avoid unnecessary contact with other people's children. As much as it hurts you to see it happen, you can help in other ways (get the police involved?)
I love hugs and Love to give hugs,,,but I think any child that has been beaten by a parent wouldn't trust stranger to hug them,,they would shy away and not be trusting of anyone at all, I would try smiling and talking to them and if they seem responsive maybe try a hug...MORE PEOPLE SHOULD HUG!
yes i would and i have in the past.
if i knew it would make them smile and/or feel better...then hell yes!!
Definitely not if you are talking about in public if you just see them around. Just think about how that would look. Consider what the parent(s)' reaction would be. You could be risking getting arrested or injured if someone thought that you put the child in danger. I know I would if I was the child's parent and some random person went and "hugged" them which I would consider as "grabbed" just because it is my child.
No. In this day and age ANYONE can be turned in as a child molester.
Even many daycare workers avoid physical contact as much as possible with any kid older than 20 months or so.
Teachers won't touch a student, police won't hug a beaten child.. it's sad, but necessary.
People today are really twisted sexually because of the internet's ability to show people strange sexual things that most people before the internet never knew existed.
So sexual deviants are rampant.
It's really sad.....
Unfortunately in this day and age I wouldn't touch anyone's child without knowing them and/or having their parents permission. Even a friendly hug. It's kind of a sad world in that way. But I do have a little friend of my daughters that I hug ALL the time. She doesn't get any love or attention from her step-mom and she's just the sweetest little thing. I don't know how anyone could not love her. So every time she comes over I hug her tons and tell her how special she is. I'd hug random kids who needed the love and ego boost if I knew no one would turn it into some sicko thing. I love kids...mine get lots and lots of hugs every day.
I love children. Don't get me wrong. However, I'm not an emotional toucher. I am very emotional. Trust me. I cry a lot. I have a short temper and I hit everything in sight. I don't like to be touched under any mood. Especially an extreme one. (Which they all are considering I'm bipolar). If I saw a child crying from getting a beating out of abusive parents, I'd probably walk up to them and give them a good beating. I'm a rebel like that and I think they should get a taste of their own medicine. Another thing. I wouldn't hug a random child. To me...from experience...there's a sense of fear that I get from hugging a stranger. I feel that I won't be able to pull back when I want. If it were someone I at least knew, then of course I'd hug them randomly...The only time I'm going to hug a child crying is if he bumped his head on the wall or hurt himself somehow. (By accident)....I talk too much....
No. Someone would probably think that I'm raping their child and I would have to go to jail. Besides, it's not like they're wearing a shirt that says "My parents beat me", so how would I know which one's to hug?
How on earth would I know why a random child is crying? And if the child is crying because he/she has been beaten, a hug from a stranger is not exactly what they need. It might scare them and get you in trouble. I think calling in the proper authorities would be the best thing. There are a lot of ways to soothe a crying child without touching them and I would try any number of them. Do parents really beat children 'from time to time'? Or is it usually consistently?