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I was in a pet shop the other day and I was looking at some super cute rats having a late lie in. Then some kids around 6-8 years old stood next to me and were asking their mum where the animals were. So I stepped to the side and pointed out the rats to them and said "look how cute they are!" and laughed, in a tone that I talk to kids in. The 2 kids looked at me like I was a complete freak and the mum gave me an even worse look like I was asking them to get in my car. So I just walked away, I don't want to make anyone uncomfortable and felt pretty sad I'm not going to lie. Was it just because I'm a tall guy with a big beard?! Or is that just the mentality now? I just moved back after living abroad the last 6 years, so maybe things have changed now 🤷🏿‍♀️ submitted by /u/jarvi123 to

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