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Subject: Re: Naked for the first time as a pre-teen

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Date Posted: 18:48:00 08/24/25 Sun
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In reply to: Lucia 's message, "Re: Naked for the first time as a pre-teen" on 14:34:14 08/24/25 Sun

"It's not a big problem, you don't have much to show."

Joe would be very displeased with Stefano's mother.
In the thread entitled Swimming memories, Joe says:
"Nothing more infantalizing than being told you have nothing to hide."

In English grammar, a double negative equals a positive.
In akgebra, a negative quantity multiplied or divided by a negative quantity equals a positive quantity.
But that principle does not work in relating with people.

When I was in the eighth grade, one of my teachers said, "I'm not worried about Spelvin. I understand that he's doing a lot better this year."
That was supposed to be reassuring, but it wasn't.
It was shocking.
I had not realized that the teachers were SUPPOSED to be worried about me!

A more effective way might be to tell the child how NICE he looks!

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>"It's not a big problem, you don't have much to show." > >Joe would be very displeased with Stefano's mother. >In the thread entitled Swimming memories, Joe says: >"Nothing more infantalizing than being told you have >nothing to hide." > >In English grammar, a double negative equals a >positive. >In akgebra, a negative quantity multiplied or divided >by a negative quantity equals a positive quantity. >But that principle does not work in relating with >people. > >When I was in the eighth grade, one of my teachers >said, "I'm not worried about Spelvin. I understand >that he's doing a lot better this year." >That was supposed to be reassuring, but it wasn't. >It was shocking. >I had not realized that the teachers were SUPPOSED to >be worried about me! > >A more effective way might be to tell the child how >NICE he looks!
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