To be honest yes I have.
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My answer is easy: no....never have, never will.....It's a tough job being good looking and hung :-)
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Depends...........who has to use it? The daughter or the dad?Originally posted by greaux View PostWait a minute. Let's get back off topic. Which bathroom does one choose as an adult male with a daughter?
I don't have kids because I'm an idiot, but I'd like to not be some day.
You don't have kids because you're an idiot??? Explanation please...........It's a tough job being good looking and hung :-)
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I'm a gay man...who uses the men's restroom...except at gay clubs where I use the women's restroom if I ACTUALLY have to go the bathroom...if I want to do "other things" I use the men's...and I've jerked off in the presence of another male...lots of times...lots and lots and lots of times...but never in front of a female...who probably uses the women's restrooms. :/STATS:
Start (Aug '10) -- BPEL 6" x 6" -- BPFSL 5.75" x 3.5"
GOAL:
BPEL 7.5" x 6.5" :rolleyes:
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In my opinion if the only choices are a mens room and a womens room you should take her to a stall in the mens room. You would probably get slapped with a purse and called a pervert if you took your daughter into the ladies room. I've seen fathers take both their sons and daughters into the stalls in mens rooms before (not at the same time) and didn't see anything inappropriate or "shady" about it.Originally posted by greaux View PostWait a minute. Let's get back off topic. Which bathroom does one choose as an adult male with a daughter?
I don't have kids because I'm an idiot, but I'd like to not be some day.
The thing that had me scratching my head before in this post once again will cause me concern. What if the "Dad" has to use the restroom and can't leave his daughter just waiting outside? The answer is he brings her into a stall with him so he can use the bathroom; it is a normal bodily function and guess what; SHOCKING she is and has now saw "man parts"....quick call the cops LOL J/K
This is why in my opinion we shouldn't be so fragile about the human body to our children. My 2 year old has seen both myself and my wife in various stages of undress and probably will for the next 2-3 years as well. When he's old enough to go into the mens locker room at our local YMcA (swimming lessons) he is going into the locker room. He will shower after swimming (I'll let him use a stall until he's a little older) simply because I don't want him to be self conscious about his body or feeling uncomfortable around other males in various stages of undress.
Again, my opinion...lol"Be not proud when victorious, do not give up when defeated."
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Very well said.Originally posted by iminsoluble View PostIn my opinion if the only choices are a mens room and a womens room you should take her to a stall in the mens room. You would probably get slapped with a purse and called a pervert if you took your daughter into the ladies room. I've seen fathers take both their sons and daughters into the stalls in mens rooms before (not at the same time) and didn't see anything inappropriate or "shady" about it.
The thing that had me scratching my head before in this post once again will cause me concern. What if the "Dad" has to use the restroom and can't leave his daughter just waiting outside? The answer is he brings her into a stall with him so he can use the bathroom; it is a normal bodily function and guess what; SHOCKING she is and has now saw "man parts"....quick call the cops LOL J/K
This is why in my opinion we shouldn't be so fragile about the human body to our children. My 2 year old has seen both myself and my wife in various stages of undress and probably will for the next 2-3 years as well. When he's old enough to go into the mens locker room at our local YMcA (swimming lessons) he is going into the locker room. He will shower after swimming (I'll let him use a stall until he's a little older) simply because I don't want him to be self conscious about his body or feeling uncomfortable around other males in various stages of undress.
Again, my opinion...lol
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Going at a person using their kid is low.Originally posted by CUSP82 View PostThen I would not attempt to lecture or criticize another parent on they way they choose to raise their child. To suggest to Islander that she raised her child to think that all men were sexual predators should not have been brought up. Commenting on how a parent raises their child, and what harm their actions may have done to said child in your opinion should not have been broached.
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An ex-boyfriend who had a young daughter around 8 took her into the mens bathroom and never let her eyes wonder. He never said any man looked at him bad or said anything.Originally posted by iminsoluble View PostIn my opinion if the only choices are a mens room and a womens room you should take her to a stall in the mens room. You would probably get slapped with a purse and called a pervert if you took your daughter into the ladies room. I've seen fathers take both their sons and daughters into the stalls in mens rooms before (not at the same time) and didn't see anything inappropriate or "shady" about it.
The thing that had me scratching my head before in this post once again will cause me concern. What if the "Dad" has to use the restroom and can't leave his daughter just waiting outside? The answer is he brings her into a stall with him so he can use the bathroom; it is a normal bodily function and guess what; SHOCKING she is and has now saw "man parts"....quick call the cops LOL J/K
This is why in my opinion we shouldn't be so fragile about the human body to our children. My 2 year old has seen both myself and my wife in various stages of undress and probably will for the next 2-3 years as well. When he's old enough to go into the mens locker room at our local YMcA (swimming lessons) he is going into the locker room. He will shower after swimming (I'll let him use a stall until he's a little older) simply because I don't want him to be self conscious about his body or feeling uncomfortable around other males in various stages of undress.
Again, my opinion...lol
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my daughter refuses to go into the mens room, I don't blame her. heaps of places now have "parents rooms" where you can take your children, disabled toilets are also a good option, if all fails she goes into the womens and I wait outside and call to her "everything ok" after a minute. hilarious when some random lady calls out "she said yes!"
on the actual topic, no, never rubbed one out in front of a man and can't see it ever happening to me.
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