Anonymous wrote:So you scolded her for the least important thing, a rule infraction, rather than addressing the really BIG thing, the nasty stuff that is now filling her head? And then you sent her off to stew about it alone, with no explanation or guidance? Massive parenting fail.
I say you start with an apology for losing sight of the big thing, the importance of understanding what she saw. Ask her if she would like to talk to you about it. If she doesn't want to because you made her feel ashamed or defensive, leave the door open but do not hound her. Remembering myself at that age, though, I fear you may have slammed that door so hard that it's now permanently jammed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What happened? Did she stream something accidentally and just kept watching?
I am sorry.
She was watching this f*cking Bieber interview and then from there she kept going on to worse and worse videos that includes rape.
Anonymous wrote:OK, calm down. She doesn't need to see a therapist and her life hasn't been destroyed. This is completely normal for that age and lots of kids do this. In the old days it was sneaking copies of porn magazines, now its the internet.
Just start checking her history on a regular basis. And tell her that you are going to do that -- the point is not to catch her doing something wrong but to prevent it. Tell her that if she tries to scrub her history you will know and she will get in trouble. We never used the screening programs because they can screen too much. Once my kids knew that we were checking, they were careful. Eventually we stopped checking.
You do need to calm down. Your DD is only 10. All sorts of things are going to come up in the coming years and you've got to approach them calmly. if you find you are getting too anxious about this you should see a therapist.
Anonymous wrote:What happened? Did she stream something accidentally and just kept watching?
I am sorry.
Anonymous wrote:Watch the documentary that just came out: Sexy Baby.