Payton Shires, 24, accused of having a relationship with a 13-year-old boy she was counseling
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...oy-arrest.html
Kids these days are having too much sex, usually with their much older teacher.
I doubt this woman will serve much time in prison.
Even though she's being held on a $500K bond.
Women who look kind of hot, just get off.
I just don’t get why teachers keep doing this.
You’ve heard of the 10,000 hour rule about becoming an expert. Boys crush that number by the time they are 10 when it comes to sex.Originally Posted by desertrunner
Your average 13 year old boy with a late model phone can apply his undivided attention to the subject of sex in a way a working adult teacher cannot.
The student becomes the master sort of thing.
I’ve met a handful of teachers, counselors, nurses, etc who are young and get overly emotionally involved in their students/patients. They don’t have the professional detachment an adult needs to have.You’ve heard of the 10,000 hour rule about becoming an expert. Boys crush that number by the time they are 10 when it comes to sex.
Your average 13 year old boy with a late model phone can apply his undivided attention to the subject of sex in a way a working adult teacher cannot.
The student becomes the master sort of thing.
I also don’t know any kids even at 19 who were like me and my friends at 15 or 16. These kids can overdose on porn, but like I could operate in an adult world at 15 and 16 and go to a bar and get along with older adults. Helped I was done growing by then. Was driving on first day I could. Had to actually initiate social contact with girls because it wasn’t on my phone. I had two uncles who were 11 years older than me. When they had their buddies over, I could have a beer and bust balls with them. Teenagers now can’t make eye contact. It’s why they struggle if they go into work environments that aren’t catered to millennials.
I know all these young adults who are really smart kids but who couldn’t do a load of laundry to save their life, don’t get their drivers license until 20, don’t have bank accounts until they graduate college, are not unattractive but still virgins at 22.
My girlfriends boys are hitting that age of first girlfriends, first homecomings, and they talk all this that teacher is a milf shit and other sexual slang they pick up off the internet or friends, yet the older one had his first homecoming a few weeks back, and his date has been his girlfriend for a year, I’m slapping him upside the head when I get a moment away with him and telling him tell her how nice she looks. Help her with her flowers. Not kiss her ass, but don’t be so cool you appear disinterested. All kids lack something we knew back then coming from the internet. They’ve watched a thousand dudes fuck some girl in the ass on the internet, yet are awkward as fuck.
These are as much outside boys as society produces anymore, play everything and fight each other all day, yet can’t start a lawnmower.
Like you can get some 23 year old from the suburbs who has been sheltered and she’s counseling a 13 year old boy, and he’s the more street smart one. A kid in counseling likely comes from some more unstable background and has seen some shit.
There is something about the internet and sending naked snapchats and growing up on porn that makes them feel detached. Whatever mechanism in the brain the casinos figured out 50 years ago exchanging money for chips and that it doesn’t feel real when it’s chips I think crosses over to all these devices and ways to communicate.
As men, most of us grasp we are getting sent away to prison for a decade for this shit. But sheltered girls, you can see where they just think they’ll skate on this and face no ramifications, and they usually don’t.
Very weird culture. No fun getting old, but I’m not ever jealous of young people who skipped the learning curve of basic social interaction and the gauntlet of becoming adults. I find it rare anymore when I meet a 23 year old who feels like a grown up. I always think their parents did a really good balancing act of raising them in this fucked up world.
Good post by BCR above.
While the older generations always mock the younger generations for being soft, lazy, naive, and spoiled, there really is something to the trend of modern young people aged 16-25 living in a perpetual state of early adolescence.
The main difference between now and 30 years ago is the independent life experience most teens got, and now rarely get.
The iPhones, iPads, and gaming consoles pretty much assure that these young people get entertainment at home, and rarely feel the need to venture out. This also leaves them in a state of dependence on their parents and a lack of desire to learn adult skills. That's why there's a huge decline in kids learning to drive at 16 these days.
When I was in my teen years in the late '80s, all of the boys had two things on their minds: Get their driver's license as soon as possible, and have sex as soon as possible. Neither of these are particularly important to teen boys and young men anymore.
Even as a Jewish suburban teen who got online many years before most everyone else did, I still routinely went out with friends, hung out in the streets of LA, and drove around the entire southern California area in search of shit to do. When you're leaving the house and creating your own entertainment from the world surrounding you, you have no choice but to pick up skills for living independently.
I'm still not sure if any of this has to do with the wave of stories from the past 15 years or so, involving teachers having sex with teen boys. It's possible this was going on a long time ago, as well, and we just didn't hear about it because it wasn't taken seriously (or reported on aggressively in the media).
In my high school, a male teacher was arrested for having sex with a 16-year-old girl in my grade. The local newspaper did its best to protect the girl's identity, but it was obvious who it was, because the girl abruptly disappeared from the class about a week before the teacher was arrested. I remember I had thought the girl was very pretty, but something was also kinda "off" about her, so it didn't surprise me when I heard she was the victim. Seemed like exactly the type who a charismatic teacher could manipulate. Anyway, dude went to prison for it, though I forget for how long. He was in his late 40s at the time.
I was just fucking around but two great posts followed.
The women in these cases usually have a long history of toxic relationships.
The children that they are sexually abusing in feel like they are the ones getting away with something because of the sex; no realizing the emotional/mental abuse that comes along with it.
It's always a enabling parent or obviously toxic friend(s) standing behind the women in these cases. Never a level headed adult coming to their defense; because they can't keep those types of relationships alive in their lives, so they use children to feed their need for attention instead.
The men do these things are complete shit, I'm pointing out the women because of the way they are often portrayed in media, of all types.
NOTICE HOW ITS ALWAYS CIS WOMEN, AND NOT TRANNIES AND DRAG QUEENS?
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I was always very conscious as a parent that my goal was to raise kids to be independent adults. I was not their pal - I was a parent.
A little discomfort and discipline … a little frustration with me wasn’t a bad thing.
Making tendies and providing the very best high speed internet wasn’t my style. Ridiculing video gaming and soccer was very much a parenting style.
Giving them cars was a regret. They now admit they had no real appreciation for them then. I robbed them of that hunger for mobility.
She wasn't a teacher. She was a social worker who was supposed to be counseling this kid who had issues. This shit is highly disturbing, and I suspect the truth is going to get ugly.
I left my parents house when I was 17 and graduated from high school that year. I was extremely confident with people of all ages by th e time that I turned 16. I must admit that I tried my best to get laid by hitting up on some of the very young and attractive teachers and secretaries at my high school. They would hang with me in their offices and a couple of the secretaries would let me get in their cars and have a smoke with them. I remember one of the secretaries telling me that she had a crush on Dean Martin.
I have a 20 year old daughter who Druff described to a tee. She has no desire to get her drivers license, go out on a date and loves her community of nerdy internet friends. She was straight A student in high school and did not want to go away to one of several colleges that offered her a hefty scholarship.
On the other hand, I have a son and a daughter in their early 40s who wanted to get their driver's license on their 16th birthday and they did. They pretty much lived their teen years independently, went out with their friends and left home to go to college.
I completely agree that in this era of smart phones and computers, many kids have no desire to leave their home and rely on their parents for practically everything.
https://twitter.com/twt/status/1711348532873974225
There is an increasing likelihood that your child’s teacher is still living at home too.
In some modicum of fairness, this generation is economically screwed too but that didn’t prevent 70’s kids from having a life
Todges son jerking off to the ipad while dad is outside going PLEASE HAVE SEX I BOUGHT YOU A HONDA CIVIC make it a movie
She was grooming him to be hetero!
California requires drivers license applicants to affirm their gender identity and this is too big a decision for a 16 year old to commit to in 2023.
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