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Gullibility and Vulnerability
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<blockquote data-quote="Malika" data-source="post: 551038" data-attributes="member: 11227"><p>Hi TeDo. I think in your shoes I would explain to my son that the man was just joking and give him the option of taking it back once he understands that the old man doesn't really need the money. I am not at all saying you SHOULD do this, only that I can sense it is what I would do. I think gullibility and vulnerability are disarming qualities in a person but they are also potentially dangerous. I understand you can't do much to change these things in your son but maybe you could help try to fill in the gaps. </p><p>Just my... you know. 2 centimes' worth.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Malika, post: 551038, member: 11227"] Hi TeDo. I think in your shoes I would explain to my son that the man was just joking and give him the option of taking it back once he understands that the old man doesn't really need the money. I am not at all saying you SHOULD do this, only that I can sense it is what I would do. I think gullibility and vulnerability are disarming qualities in a person but they are also potentially dangerous. I understand you can't do much to change these things in your son but maybe you could help try to fill in the gaps. Just my... you know. 2 centimes' worth. [/QUOTE]
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