Poll: do you feel safe in public?
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LadyStone aka Caragh
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AlexRowley
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Re: Poll: do you feel safe in public?
My problem is that I rarely feel like I'm in danger, even if I'm somewhere unsafe. For example, I rode my bike out to West Horndon, along unpaved country roads with tight corners and enclosed with hedges. Nearly everyone who I've told says it was a really silly thing to do, and not something they would consider.
Thankfully, this doesn't apply to when I'm working with young people. I don't know why, but I'm a lot of more conscious of risks when others are in my care. Might be an executive function issue?
Thankfully, this doesn't apply to when I'm working with young people. I don't know why, but I'm a lot of more conscious of risks when others are in my care. Might be an executive function issue?
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LadyStone aka Caragh
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Re: Poll: do you feel safe in public?
With all these stabbing and stuff idk how to feelAlexRowley wrote: ↑Wed 24 Oct , 2018 1:18 pmMy problem is that I rarely feel like I'm in danger, even if I'm somewhere unsafe. For example, I rode my bike out to West Horndon, along unpaved country roads with tight corners and enclosed with hedges. Nearly everyone who I've told says it was a really silly thing to do, and not something they would consider.
Thankfully, this doesn't apply to when I'm working with young people. I don't know why, but I'm a lot of more conscious of risks when others are in my care. Might be an executive function issue?
Caragh from the past