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Does this behavior fall under child grooming?
One day, my senior at work and I were having a casual conversation about when I planned to get married. Somehow, the conversation took an unexpected turn.
He told me that when he was around 24 years old (he is now 33), he used to invite all the children from his apartment building to his flat every evening. He said that after a few months, the parents complained about it, and he was asked to leave the apartment.
He then went on to say that he especially liked talking to little girls. He mentioned that there was a girl who was around 12 or 13 years old and lived directly opposite his apartment, with their balconies facing each other. According to him, they would talk every day from their balconies. He said he continued talking to her every day until she eventually said, "I love you," and then he stopped.
I found this conversation disturbing and inappropriate. The way he described intentionally continuing daily conversations with a young girl until she expressed romantic feelings made me uncomfortable and raised serious concerns for me. Because of this, I reported what he had told me to my senior.
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