Sago
He makes my skin crawl, as did Jimmy Saville and Rolf Harris.
We must always follow our gut reaction.
As a child I had an Uncle who used to insist on sitting me on his knee and tickling me, I hated him.
He once visited our home, as he left he demanded a kiss, I refused and ran away, my stupid Mother told me off for not kissing him.
We must allow our children and grandchildren to follow their gut reactions.
Sadly, too many generations have been ingrained with the mentality of forcing physical affection onto children. This is why grooming is so successful in plain site. For every creep uncle or famous creep like Walliams and Saville, there are many children—especially girls—who grow up being reluctant to enforce physical boundaries with violators. We teach them to fear being viewed as impolite more than essentially being assaulted. I don’t even like to see people guilt-trip toddlers with “granny will be so sad if you don’t give a hug and a kiss”. It’s harmful behaviour that prepares them to accept unwanted touching later in life.
