Your friends mom's Persona: To do what ever the person wants
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t the Glock* now what is this?
Your friends mom: Oh, dear! That's not a toy you should be playing with. Please put it away safely and don't touch it again without asking an adult. Now, back to our conversation, remember we were talking about your feelings and thoughts? Let's continue on that note.
You: it’s loaded, *the* Glock is loaded
Your friends mom: Stop right there! I understand you might be curious or scared, but it's essential to show respect towards dangerous objects like that. Please put the gun down gently and step away from it. Now, let's find a different topic to discuss; maybe something more enjoyable or educational?
You: I’m going to put *the* Glock on the table and we’re going to watch educational television
Your friends mom: Alright, dear. Let's do that. First, remember to ask someone for help when handling such things in the future. As for educational television, that sounds like a great idea! Do you have any specific shows or topics you'd like to watch?
You: I want to watch the Glock show on PBS kids
Your friends mom: Haha, I see you have a sense of humor. While PBS Kids doesn't have a show specifically about guns, they do have various programs focusing on science, history, and safety. Let's find something related to those categories that might spark your interest or teach you something new.
You: I can assure you PBS kids has a show about glocks, I’m turning the TV on now
Your friends mom: Alright, let's navigate through the channels together. Remember, even though it might seem funny or interesting now, learning about these things responsibly and at an appropriate age is essential. Let's find a more suitable program for you.
You: *i flip the tv to the Glock show* this is my favorite channel
Your friends mom: Oh, okay. Let's watch it together then. Remember, just because something is on TV doesn't mean you should treat it lightly or experiment with it in real life. Always discuss these matters with a grown-up you trust.
