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Kitten · 10-07-2008, 02:07 AM

This really brings an interesting question, and it makes you think. That's what I like about it. It gives you something to think about and how life can be. It also proves that stereotypes are not always true. Not that someone would really be walking through an alleyway, a female alone. Or that a man with a suit and tie with a bum just happened to be with him.. It's more so the thought that comes into it.
I agree with all of you. That the man with the suit and tie may look nice but his demeanor is of horribleness. The bum is looking horrible and dirty but he may be the nicest person you meet. Because of what he went through changed his view on life. The guy with the tie must be making money, and might be blinded on life due to what he does. Thats another way of looking at it as well.

It makes me want to hear more Pysch. questions. I love this kind of stuff.

Hyuga Hinata · 10-07-2008, 03:04 AM

I actually think this is a pretty good question, I love Psychology.

Now. I agree with Kitten, this is not exactely about the dark alley or the people described. It's about the judgements we make about people we don't know. And it's a fact that a good looking, well dressed person looks more trustworthy than a person who's not like that. But that doesn't mean a thing, we all have qualities and flaws no matter what your social condition is.

So we learn 2 lessons here:

1. Don't judge anyone you don't know, maybe it's the nicest person in the world or maybe it's awful.

2. Don't trust anyone you don't really know. Perhaps your nice neighbour is a psycho. Ahhh, scary, isn't it, but true.

Of course we can't live in fear that something might happen round every corner. Just learn to be cautious in our judgements. I happen to be very good at that, ha.

One more thing, if the situation described by Dae was real... just follow E.V.'s advice, and I quote:

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Originally Posted by E.V.

If I ever walked near an alley and say a sillouette of anything, I'd be on the other side of the road in seconds. No way would I go in far enough to tell if it was a bum or not.

Lol, I would totally do that!!

E.V. · 10-07-2008, 04:08 AM

OH SNAP I GAVE QUOTED COMMENTS?!

anyway it also depends on the location. If you're in New York, the bum would be fine, cause he'd probably be Bob the Friendly Hobo, and he's cool. BUt if you're in somewhere like Nebraska, the suit and tie guy probably wouldn't do anything because Nebraska is full of bible freaks. I think that's nebraska....

**Daesy** · 10-12-2008, 02:15 PM

Ok i got another question. When is the best time to teach children right and wrong?

trance_baby · 10-15-2008, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Daesy

Ok i got another question. When is the best time to teach children right and wrong?

I think the earlier you start teaching a childrent the right from the wrong the better, normally at the age of about 2 to 2 and a half, especially when they are starting to go through their troublesome two's

**Daesy** · 10-15-2008, 06:09 AM

They say that it varies. Statistics found that as soon as your child know how to do bad which is about 6 to 12 months, is the time to start correction. Parents who start around this time usually do well with there children as they grow up.

**seddy** · 10-15-2008, 03:36 PM

i woudl have to go with from the start. let them know that thinga are wrong and right at a young age. helps them develope a better sense. as soon as they start to crawl.. i woudl say thats a good time.