DS given melatonin gummies as prank by “friends at sleepover

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op, I’m happy you are taking action. Please keep us updated.

Or alternatively, feel free to not keep us updated. Odds are, at least one of the families has found this thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op, I’m happy you are taking action. Please keep us updated.

Or alternatively, feel free to not keep us updated. Odds are, at least one of the families has found this thread.

Agree, you should probably not update and maybe even request to have this removed, especially if you are contacting the police. Which I hope you do. I would.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op, I’m happy you are taking action. Please keep us updated.

Or alternatively, feel free to not keep us updated. Odds are, at least one of the families has found this thread.

Agree, you should probably not update and maybe even request to have this removed, especially if you are contacting the police. Which I hope you do. I would.

+1 . I was wondering about this. But if OP lives somewhere outside the DMV, seems unlikely the families would find this.

[Anonymous]

OP, I thought about you and DS the entire day. Love and support from an internet stranger and fellow mom to a DS19.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op, I’m happy you are taking action. Please keep us updated.

Or alternatively, feel free to not keep us updated. Odds are, at least one of the families has found this thread.

You're really overestimating the importance of DCUM. Highly unlikely.

[Anonymous]

I am so sorry that this happened to your son and family, OP.

[Anonymous]

Hold host parents responsible.

[Anonymous]

File a police report asap, OP. Those host parents are enablers and their kid is going to wind up doing something even worse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tell parents.
Find another soccer team.
Depending on parents reaction, share with current soccer team coach why you are leaving.

+100

I would be livid OP.

This was more than a prank, it was dangerous.

These are not his friends. Not one single boy there tried to derail this plot.
Or wake up and tell parents when your son was vomiting or having trouble waking up.

They drew on him? Who knows if [they took photos] and where they have been posted/texted/snapped/ etc.

Sure, no teen wants their parent to intervene. Next time, for the next victim, it could be far worse.

What if "next time" the victim is killed, ends up in a coma, drives a car, walks home, (even a female who gets sexually assaulted!!!)
Let the soccer coach know and get on another team. These are not his friends.

This is what is most horrifying to me. One sociopath doesn't surprise me but the fact that a group of them conspired to do this? Disgusting in every way!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If a parent told me their son did this, I’d laugh. Melatonin makes you mildly tired. It’s not ambien, sheesh. People in this thread are insane

You are disgusting then. And must not have a daughter in HS or going to college.

Also, please read up on being passed out, and aspirating vomit.

+1 what kind of monster laughs at hearing their kid purposely drugged someone, no matter how mild the drug is?

Exactly!!! and it's Melatonin at 15 because that's all they had access to but it could have been Ambien or whatever if they get their hands on it.

Melatonin isn't a drug.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If a parent told me their son did this, I’d laugh. Melatonin makes you mildly tired. It’s not ambien, sheesh. People in this thread are insane

You are disgusting then. And must not have a daughter in HS or going to college.

Also, please read up on being passed out, and aspirating vomit.

+1 what kind of monster laughs at hearing their kid purposely drugged someone, no matter how mild the drug is?

Exactly!!! and it's Melatonin at 15 because that's all they had access to but it could have been Ambien or whatever if they get their hands on it.

Melatonin isn't a drug.

It isn’t regulated. I would be livid. WTF knows what was in it.

[Anonymous]

If he goes back to soccer, what's to stop them from drugging his water bottle? Or otherwise contaminating it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tell parents.
Find another soccer team.
Depending on parents reaction, share with current soccer team coach why you are leaving.

Absolutely do all of these. Don’t skip #3.

What little brats.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If a parent told me their son did this, I’d laugh. Melatonin makes you mildly tired. It’s not ambien, sheesh. People in this thread are insane

You are disgusting then. And must not have a daughter in HS or going to college.

Also, please read up on being passed out, and aspirating vomit.

+1 what kind of monster laughs at hearing their kid purposely drugged someone, no matter how mild the drug is?

Exactly!!! and it's Melatonin at 15 because that's all they had access to but it could have been Ambien or whatever if they get their hands on it.

I don’t even understand how they thought that was so funny or entertaining. Next will be girls where they can do things to her while she’s passed out. Especially with no consequences the first time they tried it. It’s More common than it should be.

It is possible they did something to ops kid while he was passed out. Girls aren't the only targets. One (or more) could've put something in his mouth, "tea bagged" him, exposed his genitals, etc and photoed or filmed it. These are all things I've heard happened to guys who were passed out at parties. The boys egg each other on and think it's a big joke. I doubt they stopped at drugging and drawing on this poor kid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Melatonin is not dangerous at all.

Hi, Captain Obvious. It is not safe for a child to take “up to 15” times the adult dose.

Take a seat.