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an_irishviking t1_j9wfse9 wrote

Reply to comment by Ange1ofD4rkness in Yungblud says he will provide a mental health safe space for fans on tour by TheScaryWatchdog

It's not uncommon for people to get overwhelmed at concerts, even when not in a physical space like the pit. Concerts are loud, crowded, and hot.

People with any number of disorders from anxiety to ASD could get overwhelmed. Having an out of the way safe space they can retreat to if that happens means more people can enjoy the concert.

Him having this may mean people who would normally never go to a concert may go to his.

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aRandom_redditor t1_j9we6se wrote

Reply to comment by Ange1ofD4rkness in Yungblud says he will provide a mental health safe space for fans on tour by TheScaryWatchdog

A very VERY brief trip through Spotify seems like his music is on the emo/pop My Chemical Romance spectrum.

I’d imagine with folks indulging in a variety of mind altering substances, having a safe space to work through a bad experience is a lot better option than being escorted out by security or taking a ride in an ambulance.

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mydawgisgreen t1_j9wck7y wrote

Reply to comment by Alpha_Fit in A 2-year-old boy was lost in the Florida woods for 24 hours. Everyone feared the worst. Hundreds of volunteers came out to look for him. One volunteer came to a fork in a field: right or left? He trusted his gut, went left and soon heard a whimper. It was the little boy, crying but in good health. by ConquerWyoming

Watched too many crime docs. All I can think was he was the one who put him there for not great reasons.

I don't think that's truly the case but where my mind went.

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KayakerMel t1_j9wc57b wrote

Reply to comment by Whoppers_N_Fries in A 2-year-old boy was lost in the Florida woods for 24 hours. Everyone feared the worst. Hundreds of volunteers came out to look for him. One volunteer came to a fork in a field: right or left? He trusted his gut, went left and soon heard a whimper. It was the little boy, crying but in good health. by ConquerWyoming

It completely depends on the situation. Little kids can be real escape artists. It can happen with responsible parents or neglectful ones.

My cousin, as a 2-year-old, loved letting himself out of the house. My aunt and uncle had a heck of a time keeping the front door secure from him (rental house so limited in what they could install). Sometimes they were sleeping, but sometimes it could be simply doing something in another room. They're great parents and were doing their best, but it's not realistic to have the kid glued to their sides 24/7. My aunt's horror story was finding him walking up from down the street, having let himself out while she was cooking dinner. It really only resolved when he grew out of the behavior.

The article says they think he got out of the house while his parents were sleeping after last being seen Thursday morning. It could be that the whole house was sleeping and he woke up and let himself out of the house. From the article, it doesn't sound like there's any charges against the parents for doing anything that put him at risk.

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