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The kids thing is a bit shitty in VRChat. I'm walking around in an overtly sexualised avatar, getting touchy with other people and then you hear some high pitched voice next to you and it's like, this is not okay for you to see. Even my avatar is wildly inappropriate for literal children. 

Someone was slagging other randos off in a public Pug yesterday and they eventually mention that they're 14. I would never have been able to tell from their voice. At least at that age I don't mind them seeing the sexualised avatar with the bulge but if I'd done my usual routine with them and then found out their age it would have been quite the yikes situation.

VRChat could do with some kind of kid filter (one that favors the 'ordinary' user). It's not a game for children but it _could_ be if you put them _over there_ in the kiddy corner.