Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You will be surprised but most of the parents will be either in denial that their child would ever do something like that, or go into a full protective mode (top lawyers, etc.). I've never seen any parent turning their child in, and I worked in a criminal system for many years.
Yeah, I mean I’m not sure any of us can possibly know how we would react but I do know I love my son (who is only 10) unconditionally and I’d guess that unless the assault was against my daughter/his sister, I’d go to the end of the Earth to protect him. Isn’t that what parents do? Just being honest here.
Anonymous wrote:You will be surprised but most of the parents will be either in denial that their child would ever do something like that, or go into a full protective mode (top lawyers, etc.). I've never seen any parent turning their child in, and I worked in a criminal system for many years.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If it were my son I wouldn’t believe it and I would get the best defense and investigators and try to ruin the girl. Just being honest.
Unfortunately, this is exactly what parents do. And then, they find out about the other girls or years later, the women in college and in his office.
I know of around three guys who were accused in what were BS cases and in each case it really left a mark on the boys. They each ended up getting happily married and would never get themselves into a situation like that again. It takes two.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If it were my son I wouldn’t believe it and I would get the best defense and investigators and try to ruin the girl. Just being honest.
Unfortunately, this is exactly what parents do. And then, they find out about the other girls or years later, the women in college and in his office.
Anonymous wrote:If it were my son I wouldn’t believe it and I would get the best defense and investigators and try to ruin the girl. Just being honest.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If it were my son I wouldn’t believe it and I would get the best defense and investigators and try to ruin the girl. Just being honest.
I'd likely do the same; however, boys don't just "find themselves" in these situations.
Anonymous wrote:If it were my son I wouldn’t believe it and I would get the best defense and investigators and try to ruin the girl. Just being honest.
Anonymous wrote:I’m reading this awful article in Vanity Fair about an assault at St. Paul’s in the early 90s and thinking what would I do if I knew/thought my son had done something like that. As a survivor of assault, myself, it makes me physically ill to think about. There is a lot I could forgive my sons for, but not sure I could ever get over that.