Father Takes His Son (11) to Hooters
Picture this if you will. After a youth football game, a father takes his 11 year old son to a Hooters restaurant for lunch. My first reaction was, what kind of father is this? Honestly it’s a typical male thing to do and is perfectly fine among adults. But, why subject a child to scantily clad women, and by women I mean college aged girls.
This dad’s defense was that he was curious to see his son’s reaction to women.
“The trip to Hooters, I saw, as an opportunity to see how he conducts himself around women. If he drooled and couldn’t take his eyes of the waitress, then that would be an unmistakable cue to me to start preparing another birds and the bees talk.”I have a 6 month old son and if my Husband EVER did this I would be livid. Kids today are already inundated with sexuality all over TV. It’s in their cartoons, Pre-teen shows, and even Sesame Street. I heard a reference to the Sex in The City movie while watching Sesame Street that should have ever been referenced.
I’m going to change my name to 1Disgusted Mom because this makes me nauseous. Why would you take little boys to a place that teaches them to call a woman’s breasts “Hooters?”
He also has a daughter and he adds…
“I should also ask myself if I would take my 10-year-old daughter to a place that featured muscular men in tight shorts serving her food. I would have no problem with that. Again, I would be curious as to her level of interest rather than fearful that the trip to spark a heightened awareness of men at a too-early age. “…Her level of interest? In a grown man? This sounds ridiculous. The mother of these boys should have a talk with them to make sure daddy hasn’t turned her little boy into a flesh hungry frat boy.
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