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This is grooming. He is testing how far he can go and how the environment will react. It should be stopped, even if that means calling the police or social services.
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This is grooming. He is testing how far he can go and how the environment will react. It should be stopped, even if that...
So what I would say is the deciding factor here is that when confronted, he completely denied knowing what the person confronting him was talking about. That tells me he knows there was something wrong with it.Kinda basic... But for something to be unwanted sexual touching? Both of those components have to be there. Pinching can be sexual, or not. Bums can be sexual, or not. Sometimes it is. Sometimes it isn't. Really depends on other factors.
So that is already done, and it didn't work.What to do, alert parents
I have a strong impression that the authorities would laugh in my face unless it amounted to more than this. Back to trying to talk to the parents.alert authorities if needed
I think it's more that her own abuse numbs her to the possibility. I keep feeling like I need to reiterate that I don't actually know anything is happening. But the right thing to do if someone tells you that someone has this history, and you have a child that age, is NOT to invite him to your house. Right?The mother may fear that people will think she is complaining about something innocent as well.
That's a very good idea. Thank you.Showing the mother research on how it is done might help.
Yes, and of course at that age you would believe what you were told. That's how it works. I'm so sorry this happened to you.I was blamed for complaining about something that was completely innocent.
I agree, only I need to clarify that it's not being laughed at that worries me, it's that I doubt I'd be taken seriously.I say it again, REGARDLESS if im laughed out of the building, id rather say something and be wrong fhan to not and be right and poor child end up being victims.
True. I include myself in the category of people no one spoke up for. Which is why I'm having trouble thinking this through clearly. I'm not questioning that something needs to be done. I'm just not sure what is the best approach. I'm going to talk to my therapist about this because it's seriously triggering me and I know I can't think through all the aspects of it clearly.All of us that have PTSD for child abuse are victims because NO ONE SPOKE UP.