Kids that see you as some kind of role model.
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Ok, /adv/ some kid really looks up to me. And yet is the most insufferable one i have ever met. for a varying number of reasons.
I thought he gave up after i stopped talking to him, but then this box arrives on my doorstep
(Didn't give him my address) i open the box and inside it is a Shitty, Half assed attempt at papercrafting A 40k Valkyrie. 1/2 the actual size, A bible. and a letter saying "Thought you could use these! from -Kid"
This child is the kind of person that crams religious Beliefs down your throat at every chance. Has some kind of Anger problem, And Rattles on forever about senseless shit.
Why did he start looking up to me? i have no clue. I'm a Shut in who goes to his local game store every Thursday for a match of 40k, and occasionally goes fencing on Tuesdays.
Outside of my work routine, i don't really leave the house for anything but food or emergencies.
But this kid saw me playing 40k and must have thought i was something special. and wont leave me be.
Help me /adv/ how do i stop this kid? i feel bad for being his Hero or something. as i feel he could look up to better people.
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As a teacher, quite a few kids look up to me.
I know if they were aware of my 4chan habits, my weed habits, the way I treated girls in high school, whatever it is, then not only would I garner the status of negative role model, but also I'd be letting a lot of people down.
As long as the kid somehow looks up to you, make sure you maintain the attitude in which you wish you were treated. If so, you can likely help this kid out, even if you don't directly argue to him about religion, or ever discuss anything truly meaningful. Just being a good person around him will lead to positive things.
"We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be."
>>17305659
Call his parents and tell them you're an atheist, they'll pull you two apart right quick.
>>17305689
So, Be A "good" Person whenever he's around?
Useful suggestion, Thank you.
>>17305695
Tried that. Did not work.
