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Psychodad
Say you go to a bar mitzvah of your close friends kid, it's beautiful, everyone is praising the boy's midos, his rabeim seem to love him.
Fast forward a week later you are getting undressed and look out your window to find the bar mitzvah boy with a pair of binoculars staring right at your window.
How do you handle this? Do you confront him or his parents? Do you let it go because he's at that age?
FYI
QUOTE (Psychodad @ Feb 14 2008, 10:28 AM) *
Fast forward a week later you are getting undressed and look out your window to find the bar mitzvah boy with a pair of binoculars staring right at your window.

Why aren't your shades closed?
Psychodad
QUOTE (FYI @ Feb 14 2008, 11:29 AM) *
Why aren't your shades closed?

because your room faces the back of your house and you aren't used to closing them
Pure Myrrh
QUOTE (Psychodad @ Feb 14 2008, 11:28 AM) *
Say you go to a bar mitzvah of your close friends kid, it's beautiful, everyone is praising the boy's midos, his rabeim seem to love him.
Fast forward a week later you are getting undressed and look out your window to find the bar mitzvah boy with a pair of binoculars staring right at your window.
How do you handle this? Do you confront him or his parents? Do you let it go because he's at that age?

Are you male, or female?
Psychodad
QUOTE (Pure Myrrh @ Feb 14 2008, 11:38 AM) *
Are you male, or female?

answer for both
Very Lucky Guy
Look, if a kid peeped on me all he'd see is me staring back with my own set of binoculars into his (18+) college sister's room. Obviously, I wouldn't have the moral high ground to say anything. We's just nod at each other knowingly - the ancient sign of the Peeper.
FYI
QUOTE (Psychodad @ Feb 14 2008, 10:30 AM) *
because your room faces the back of your house and you aren't used to closing them

bad excuse. In my opinion, it's your fault. You should close your shades.

QUOTE (Very Lucky Guy @ Feb 14 2008, 10:42 AM) *
We's just nod at each other knowingly - the ancient sign of the Peeper.

How do you know what the sign is?
Pure Myrrh
QUOTE (Very Lucky Guy @ Feb 14 2008, 11:42 AM) *
Look, if a kid peeped on me all he'd see is me staring back with my own set of binoculars into his (18+) college sister's room.

So you waited until the day she turned 18 to peep on her? You want us to believe that? Also, there is a difference between a male peeping on a female, and a male peeping on a male, at least in my book.
Psychodad
QUOTE (FYI @ Feb 14 2008, 11:46 AM) *
bad excuse. In my opinion, it's your fault. You should close your shades.

So the binoculars don't bother you? (and you wouldnt tell his parents?)
FYI
QUOTE (Psychodad @ Feb 14 2008, 10:48 AM) *
So the binoculars don't bother you? (and you wouldnt tell his parents?)

I didn't say that. I am saying the fact you even saw anything is completely your fault.

IF I saw the binoculaurs (let's say it was during the day and I was looking out my window, not getting dressed) I would assume he got a new pair and was looking through them and make no negative assumptions (until I read this h.com thread that is) and probably next time I saw his parents, I would say something like 'Did BM Bachur get binoculaurs for a BM present?' IF they said 'Yes, why" or no, why I would probably tell them why, and not think of it for more than a second. (of course now that I read this thread, I might keep my mouth shut)
Psychodad
QUOTE (FYI @ Feb 14 2008, 11:50 AM) *
I didn't say that. I am saying the fact you even saw anything is completely your fault.

IF I saw the binoculaurs (let's say it was during the day and I was looking out my window, not getting dressed) I would assume he got a new pair and was looking through them and make no negative assumptions (until I read this h.com thread that is) and probably next time I saw his parents, I would say something like 'Did BM Bachur get binoculaurs for a BM present?' IF they said 'Yes, why" or no, why I would probably tell them why, and not think of it for more than a second. (of course now that I read this thread, I might keep my mouth shut)

I feel bad for corrupting your mind.
LoveToLaugh
QUOTE (Psychodad @ Feb 14 2008, 11:28 AM) *

Say you go to a bar mitzvah of your close friends kid, it's beautiful, everyone is praising the boy's midos, his rabeim seem to love him.

Fast forward a week later you are getting undressed and look out your window to find the bar mitzvah boy with a pair of binoculars staring right at your window.
How do you handle this? Do you confront him or his parents? Do you let it go because he's at that age?

I don't get how the first line has relevance to this situation.
Psychodad
QUOTE (LoveToLaugh @ Feb 14 2008, 11:54 AM) *
I don't get how the first line has relevance to this situation.

Just saying that everyone seems to think he is a good boy
mosheshmeal
Yet my Erev YK Mikva thread was locked and I was threatened with a ban....

mosheshmeal
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lyric
QUOTE (mosheshmeal @ Mar 11 2008, 04:19 AM) *
Yet my Erev YK Mikva thread was locked and I was threatened with a ban....

mosheshmeal
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My uncle always joked that he wanted a viewing gallery in the ladies mikva.
mosheshmeal
QUOTE (lyric @ Mar 11 2008, 05:08 AM) *
My uncle always joked that he wanted a viewing gallery in the ladies mikva.

Well, the are websites he can subscribe to.

mosheshmeal
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Pinchas
QUOTE (mosheshmeal @ Mar 11 2008, 06:19 AM) *
Yet my Erev YK Mikva thread was locked and I was threatened with a ban....

mosheshmeal
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