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Meowright.~ When I was an adolescent, I used to run an RPG campaign for little kids in my block. It was nice, we all had fun. The parents would sometimes find it weird, because I was much older than their kids, but we played in public, so it as okay. At one point, one of the little girls in the block went missing. Although I was also a minor back then, I was the prime suspect. Even the kids I used to hang out with suspected of me. When the girl was found (she was at a friend's house and told nobody), no one gave me a single apology. But the RPG group could continue, so it was fine. As an adult, I used to have some friendship with the children of my mom's friends. They liked to watch me make music on the PC. I also introduced some of them to RPG. And of course, we played video-games. I also had some closeness to the friends of my nephew, who seemingly liked me more than they liked him. We would play Super Smash Bros. Brawl, which was the thing I played the most back then. Even nowadays, I can still mingle easily with minors, thanks to my job as a teacher. I sometimes show them my drawings. They like the stuff I make. I keep in touch with ex-students who have graduated, as some of them might need my advice when navigating college life. (https site) References in the MAP Starting Guide. [@nonymouse] [Guardster] [Proxify] [Anonymisierungsdienst]