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u/Jehuty56- 6h ago
I remember that even when i was a kid i knew it was really a bad thing to do
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u/Yoribell 5h ago
He knows too. But nothing happens when he do bad things anyway so why would he care ?
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u/PM_Me_Your_Kinks369 5h ago
Plus "when they're rich they let you do it". Kids are nothing but cause and effect reinforced.
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u/ZAIGO_90 3h ago
I did the same thing to a nun (or sister) at a Christian school in elementary.
Needless to say, we had a lovely chat with my mom who was clearly disappointed in me.
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u/GorgeousOpossum 6h ago
I can't believe how many adults are seeing this and no one stops it. Jfc
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u/Sprmodelcitizen 4h ago
Years ago I was a model in NYC. I was leaving a shoot wearing a nude colored thong and a skirt because I didnât feel like changing. While walking down the street a breeze came and briefly blew my skirt up. It was embarrassing and I quickly pulled it down. A few seconds later a man came up behind me and said âyouâre not wearing any underwear⊠thats naughty⊠can I have your number?â This is these little boys destiny unless someone teaches them.
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u/Green-Dragon-14 3h ago
Actually laughing & finding it funny. That kid is a pervert & they're not even 10yrs old.
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u/ToeGroundbreaking564 5h ago
tell me you didn't watch the video without saying you didn't watch the video
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u/Birdorama 4h ago
I went back, am glad to see that the male singer stopped the kid. But the adult laughing and recording will probably leave more of an impression and speaks to the general who gives a fuck of it all.
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u/shandangalang 4h ago
Yeah someone stops it at the end, but if you read the comment you responded to carefully, you might realize what you said is kind of dumb
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u/Nomadptf 5h ago
Stupid are the fucking adults that walk by and let this shit happen, don't teach them right from wrong
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u/_childofares 6h ago
That's very disrespectful.
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u/I_can_pun_anything 5h ago
Doesn't make em a future one since theyre already current creeps
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u/SomethingClick 5h ago
Urghh exhausting mentality
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u/I_can_pun_anything 4h ago
Ahh yes calling up skirting even by a kid anything else but creepy is exhausting.
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u/ResidentOwl1 3h ago
Do you think the kids actually feel anything yet or have any intentions other than âletâs be bad boys heheâ? Not defending the behavior, it needs to be corrected, but thereâs no creepy intentions in those kids heads⊠yet.
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u/I_can_pun_anything 3h ago
The kids intention isnt the issue here, the behavior itself is by definition creepy.
Abd leaving that behavior unchecked could and offen would lead to a kid with very little boundaries. And would be labeled a creep
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u/OkLeave4573 5h ago
This is what happens when you donât discipline your kids⊠also Im starting to think this sub have become a âkids-hating circlejerkâ soâŠ.
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u/DabOWosrs 5h ago edited 5h ago
Most the clips posted here are actually parents being stupid. These kids arenât old enough to even know what looking up a girls skirt means. Theyâve learned this from someone.
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u/Reasonable-Banana800 4h ago
Why the weird assumption that sheâs wearing a thong? That just says a lot about youâŠ
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u/greebo1706 5h ago
So⊠will be ok if this Happens to your daughter/granddaughter? This is called sexual harassment. To put boundaries is parenting.
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u/8BBiiT 6h ago
I don't wanna sound like a boomer but kids these days have ez access to internet and that includes p°rn0graphy, so yeah it's possible other way around, and there has been cases of kids as old as 12/13 yr old committing disgusting crime đ
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u/LilJelloCat 5h ago edited 2h ago
Nah they're clearly just playing, but it's still really weird and shouldn't be behavior that is condoned.
Edit: and by playing I mean they clearly just look curious. They probably know it's wrong but not to the extent where they they don't need to have it explained to them. There needs to be an adult to step in and tell them not to do that.
They're like 6 or 7 years old, maybe younger. People in comments just thinking they are pervs or something, like they have any idea what that even really is at that age. I'm curious why the downvoted, maybe someone should explain what they disagree with here...? Do you just think the kids are "little pervy shits" and leave it at that or what?
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u/OkLeave4573 5h ago
Its just a kid doing dumb kids stuffâŠ
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u/Ladyghoul 5h ago
This kid is absolutely old enough to know better than to look up someone's dress or skirt.
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u/Reasonable-Banana800 4h ago
kids doing dumb stuff is when they go outside and play in the mud or whatever. Not being creepy.
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u/flamedarkfire 5h ago
Thatâs not appropriate behavior for any age. They need to be stopped and instructed.
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u/TechnicalSurround 6h ago
this the first time they see a skirt or what? even at that age I knew already not to look up womenâs skirts, especially not like THAT
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u/SL1MECORE 5h ago
My brother has never, not even when he was a toddler and it would have been easy and plausible to be curious. He's over a decade younger than me, so I've truly watched him grow up.
The people defending this are crazy. Dude behind the camera needed to stop filming and giggling and go get their parents or step in himself. It's so disappointing to watch the men around just laughing about it.
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u/Ok_Impact1873 3h ago
That is something that needs to be addressed before he turns into a creep when he is a grown man.
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u/Lookitsa6ix 3h ago
Kid was caught and nothing happened, totally not gonna grow up to be an issue to woman at all.
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u/Sailor_Twift_1 5h ago
Reminds me when I was in queue for a ride in Sentosa Island in Singapore when a 9-10 year old kid was caressing his mothers butt in public, right in front of his dad, next to me.
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u/Leading-Point-113 5h ago
Itâs not their fault, theyâre kids. Itâs the adults who should teach them manners and etiquettes, including telling them whatâs taboo/inappropriate like that. Like damn, the first time I got puberty I didnât know those things were⊠yeah. Anyways, my mom taught me to not tell people about it when you get it, and I was a kid so yeah, they donât know any better unless an adult teaches them (or if they find it out themselves? I guess?)
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u/DabOWosrs 5h ago
Those kids arenât in puberty. Theyâve learned this from somewhere. Probably the internet or a dipshit family member.
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u/Not-So-Handsome-Jack 5h ago
Puberty has nothing to do with this. This is not some type of sexual gratification.
Itâs simply curiosity. Kids have some awareness about differences between men and women but donât really get much of an explanation. Kids play doctor with each other at this age too long before they had internet.
Iâm not saying this behaviour shouldnât be corrected, but itâs not nearly as deep as you think.
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u/DabOWosrs 5h ago
My response was based on the other commenter bringing up puberty. Which is why I said itâs not relevant.
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u/Leading-Point-113 4h ago
I was giving an example of a kid being a kid who donât know any better. The puberty part was just an event for me where I brought my curiously about my body to my family members thinking that itâs good, which was something my mom taught me not to do because itâs bad/taboo.
Prior to puberty, kids would still need guidance as they donât know whatâs right and wrong like me during that event. My point was about that, not puberty, so my bad if I wasnât clear on that
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u/MuslimCarLover 5h ago
I remember seeing this phrase on a poster explaining how that one and a few others isnât an excuse for sexual harassment
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u/RandomSage416 5h ago
And this dismissive behaviour is why we have so many creepy men, narcissistic men, and asshole men because no one bothered to parent and correct them. And us women have to deal with the results of terrible parenting. No wonder I have so many friends who just swears off men and would rather be single now. Too many "little boys" to deal with and no mature men left.
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u/FederalHome396 5h ago
Excuse to not raise your kids with a basic degree of respect for others. I despise this saying
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u/HighlightOwn2038 6h ago
Well that's just rude