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Input: Hello Reddit! I wanted to keep it short, but silly old me just couldn't do that apparently. 

Little background information: I am 18 years old. Since around a year and a half I've been tutoring both chemistry and mathematics to classmates/fellow students as a part time job. I live in the Netherlands where from the ages 12 - 18 (ish) you would do either a VMBO, HAVO or VWO course/program (to make it really simple, VMBO is considered 'the easiest' and VWO is considered 'the most difficult' when in actuality it's a little more complex that just 'easiest' and 'most difficult'). I got my HAVO diploma a year and a half ago, and I've been in the VWO program since then and my plan is to go to university afterwards. For my central exams on the HAVO for chemistry I got an 8.9/10 and for mathematics I got an 9.3/10, this is when I got inspired to help/tutor other people (I've done it before the exams but less thorough/during class). 

Last july I signed myself up for a tutoring service, where both students and tutor can find eachother for a chosen subject they need help with. But since I signed myself up last july, I haven't gotten any students from them yet: no big deal, I suspect around may/april 2019 they'll come because the central exams are getting closer. I do still have students from my old school (where I am also listed as a tutor) and my mother is a teacher (music) and sometimes has students for me.

Now onto last week: I got an e-mail that in my area there was a new student available, I figured I'd check out what he needed help with (students need to list that to make sure the tutor can prepare accordingly). It stated that the student was a 52 year old man that was taking the HAVO central exam may of next year, and needed help working with the graphic calculator (the classic TI-84 from texas instruments) and general help with mathematics for around 4 hours/week. I immedeatly wanted to decline the student, because I really am not comfortable going to this man's house to tutor him, even though he really needs help with the calculator. I think it's really inspiring that even though he's 52 he's willing to take the central exam and get his HAVO diploma. I waited about a week and got another e-mail (these are automatically generated btw, he did not send me the e-mail directly) and instead of leaving it be, I clicked on the "permanently decline" button. 

Mind you I've never seen this man/spoken to him in person, but the sheer fact he was 52 really caught me off guard and pushed me to say no to tutoring him. 

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So, am I the asshole for not wanting to tutor this man? 

refusing to tutor a 52 year old mathematics