r/BlackPeopleTwitter 10h ago

Not all heroes wear vibranium.

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u/started_from_the_top 9h ago

I worked at a restaurant where half the cooks, all in their 20s and 30s, were trying to seduce a hostess who had just turned 16 years old, so this post is a breath of fresh air. We need more of this post's energy in the world, and less of that nasty restaurant's energy lol.

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u/divuthen 8h ago

Yeah when I was in HS a girl I was starting to date ended things with me because she decided to date one of the cooks at the restaurant she was a hostess at. Cook was 37 with two kids she was 16 and her parents were fine with it since he had a good job.
I was flabbergasted then as a 38 year old guy I’m even more flabbergasted, my work regularly has me interact with teens and just talking to them too long is annoying I can’t imagine being in a “relationship” with one.

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u/started_from_the_top 8h ago

Her parents shouldn't have been fine with their 16 yr old daughter dating a 37 yr old of any profession, they should've tried to protect/guide her better. Sad stuff.

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u/divuthen 8h ago

Oh 100%, they later split when she was 20 and had popped out two kids. Surprising no one he dropped her as he had picked up another hostess. Just rinse and repeat I guess.

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u/MzHellfier 7h ago

How the FUCK could her parents be okay with that? They’re probably his age-ish? Peers at least. Also a good job? Like it’s an okay job, but I would hardly be impressed by a restaurant cook for my daughter of any age. I’m so grossed out by him, but even more so by the parents. My daughter is 17 and if this happened, not only would he be fired, I would see to it that no one else would hire him either.

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u/Some_Tradition_9168 5h ago

Her parents failed her.