I would be more concerned about the circumstances under which you are meeting
a stranger, particularly if you are a minor. If that's the case, perhaps you
could invite one of your parents or another trusted adult to come along and
hang out in the public place where you meet and help this person. If you are
meeting someone about your age, hopefully you'll make a new friend and your
parents can learn something about tolerance.
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