&gt; Woah, this isn&#x27;t at all what the poster said, or even implied.<p>Yes it was.<p>They said (paraphrasing): Women are ok. Men are not. &quot;Mommies&quot; (i.e. women with kids) are even better, dads are not.<p>If that isn&#x27;t what they meant, that&#x27;s fine, but that&#x27;s definitely what they implied. There&#x27;s no other way of reading it.<p>&gt; In any case, men would statistically make up a higher percentage of child molesters, etc.<p>Perhaps, but we&#x27;re talking astronomically small chances here.<p>Plus if you look at those offenses the number of child molesters who molested strangers is even tinier than the number who did it at all. The vast majority assaulted friends or family (which your advice does not protect them from).<p>The risk of a child getting lost and asking a child molester who is willing to kidnap them for help is near a rounding error in unlikeness.<p>All you teaching your kids to distrust men and male role models is doing is screwing them up, it isn&#x27;t keeping them safe.