There have been some bad storms this summer and they get my girlfriend pretty scared. Her imagination can kind of run wild like a little kid
I know it sounds silly but even in a 3rd floor apartment, branches scraping on the window SOUNDS like a boogieman right outside.
There is no logical danger--it's just the wind--yet me being there with a gun gives her peace of mind.
She is pro gun but knows next to nothing--she's learning though and wants to get a gun soon.
My question is, is it wrong to encourage the 'peace of mind' that comes from having a gun, even when theres no logical danger? She's afraid of the storm, not that someone really is coming in the window. I want her to feel empowered but is this a bad reason?
I know it sounds silly but even in a 3rd floor apartment, branches scraping on the window SOUNDS like a boogieman right outside.
There is no logical danger--it's just the wind--yet me being there with a gun gives her peace of mind.
She is pro gun but knows next to nothing--she's learning though and wants to get a gun soon.
My question is, is it wrong to encourage the 'peace of mind' that comes from having a gun, even when theres no logical danger? She's afraid of the storm, not that someone really is coming in the window. I want her to feel empowered but is this a bad reason?