Teach your kids safety techniques and now this is a really smart kid.
Nov 7, 2025 · 4:26 PM UTC
When I was a kid, I was walking on the sidewalk with my friend, some dude pulls up and said he had puppies in the car and asked for directions if we could help him get to his destination. The girl standing beside me, said yes, I’ll go, I said no we are not going.
Thank God, my mom and my dad taught me to say no to strangers
Yes, being aware of your surroundings is key. This happened to me and a friend when I was in my teens. A car full of men stopped and asked if we needed a ride. When we said no, one got out and chased us. We jumped a fence, but he couldn't get over it. He ran back to the car, and they hunted us down. We hid in bushes and under evergreen trees. As we lay on the ground, we saw their headlights as they slowly drove up and down the street. After about an hour, we safely reached a restaurant. We narrowly escaped.
Unpopular opinion but teaching your kids how to work like this is one of the best things you can do for them
Harrison Schenck
One thing that's been surprising about fatherhood is how funny kids are
Every single day, at least once, I find myself laughing hysterically at something one of my kids does
My older son does exactly the same thing the kid in this video is doing
He has some toy plastic tools, and the other day I was tightening some screws on our closet doors...
He walked in the room with his plastic screwdriver and asked if he could have a turn...
Then proceeded to (with extreme earnestness and intense focus) spin his plastic screwdriver against the screws 🤣
I saw a person in a backpack that was drugged and pushed in the front of a car. Until now I can still remember that incident. It happened at a little park in NY. I remember the face of the guy , the young person, the car and drivers license. I kept looking at the news for a lost teen but there was none. She had a backpack.
I wasn't taught, it became instinctual. I had a creep who followed me on my street. He started to just happened to be driving the same time I got out of school. I hid behind a neighbors tree until he passed, the neighbor came out and watched me till I got to my house. After that I would either try to head out of school (this was elementary school) quickly to beat him or hang around a little bit to be walking later after he drove up my street. Mom called the cops, I told them what his car looked like, they found him up the street living with his mother. Never saw him drive around near my house ever again. I miss the LA cops of the 60s. Creepers had a habit of disappearing or accidently getting hurt to the point that they don't creep in that town again....wink wink.
As a community, we should watch after these kids, even if random. If ya work from home or are home and know kids are out of school at a specific time, ya should help the community monitor these kids and if ya see something suspicious, jump into action. 99% of the time an adult presence will scary off these pedo rats.
I was kidnapped from a Coney Island beach as a child. The person was dressed in a clown costume passing out balloons to children. My parents were arguing walking along the beach and kinda left me there. The man grabbed me and threw me in his vehicle. He took me into an apartment and tried to drown me in a tub filled with water. Neighbors called the police after hearing me scream and they had a team kicked down the door and save me. The man was arrested.
