Anonymous wrote:Agree with posters. DH stood firm on DD wishes in the moment. She'll never forget that trust, which is so important. But now DH needs to talk to DD about why he supported her wishes in the moment. How he wants her to always trust and confide in him, and he'll protect her above all else. He also needs to help her understand that as her father, he wanted to firmly address the boys and if possible their parents to protect her and other young girls.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your husband did the right thing, because he was following his daughter’s wishes. Your daughter’s trust in her dad is more important then yelling at a bunch of boys.
Nope he should teach her to stand up for herself. Obviously not alone that is dangerous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would have gone off on those boys. F that! No way!
She did the right thing. I get why your H did nothing.
But as a 50 year old woman who has been sexually harassed since I was 12 I have learned to not let it go.
Without knowing who did it? There were several boys and according to OP's daughter there was only one pinch--which means you would be "gong off" on several innocent parties. If you "went off" on my kid who hadn't done anything wrong, I'd alert hotel security and hopefully they'd have you thrown out. You can't just go around screaming at random innocent strangers.
Several boys circled her, so all were involved and complicit. And yes. I would say one of you punch her butt and ask who did it. I would say standing by when you’re friends harass a girl is just as bad as doing it. They need to learn to treat everybody with respect.
Go ahead alert security that you son is predatory or at least friends with a predator. They all would have been tossed from the pool if you called security.
Anonymous wrote:Your husband did the right thing, because he was following his daughter’s wishes. Your daughter’s trust in her dad is more important then yelling at a bunch of boys.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would have gone off on those boys. F that! No way!
She did the right thing. I get why your H did nothing.
But as a 50 year old woman who has been sexually harassed since I was 12 I have learned to not let it go.
Without knowing who did it? There were several boys and according to OP's daughter there was only one pinch--which means you would be "gong off" on several innocent parties. If you "went off" on my kid who hadn't done anything wrong, I'd alert hotel security and hopefully they'd have you thrown out. You can't just go around screaming at random innocent strangers.
I’m sure the hotel would love the prospect of a review claiming an 11 year old was assaulted in the pool and then her family was thrown out for standing up for her. Of every possible outcome, throwing the girl’s family out of the hotel is the one most likely to result in hotel management being fired
Wow, so you're the type of person that likes to lie in yelp reviews to get your way?
"Going off" on an innocent party is not standing up for your daughter. Two wrongs don't make a right. And presumably, you are an adult who should know better.
both are factual claims. If I was thrown out after this, I would absolutely call the police to report the assault and let the boys deal with the inevitable interviews
Anonymous wrote:Your husband did the right thing, because he was following his daughter’s wishes. Your daughter’s trust in her dad is more important then yelling at a bunch of boys.[/quote
Nope he should teach her to stand up for herself. Obviously not alone that is dangerous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would have gone off on those boys. F that! No way!
She did the right thing. I get why your H did nothing.
But as a 50 year old woman who has been sexually harassed since I was 12 I have learned to not let it go.
Without knowing who did it? There were several boys and according to OP's daughter there was only one pinch--which means you would be "gong off" on several innocent parties. If you "went off" on my kid who hadn't done anything wrong, I'd alert hotel security and hopefully they'd have you thrown out. You can't just go around screaming at random innocent strangers.
Anonymous wrote:Your husband did the right thing, because he was following his daughter’s wishes. Your daughter’s trust in her dad is more important then yelling at a bunch of boys.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It seems odd that your DH did not say / do anything at that moment. Even if he sent your daughters back to the room and then handled it with hotel management or spoke directly to the boys. It’s also really odd that they both waited to mention it to you until after dinner.
My husband would have been LIVID, and those boys would have remembered that experience for years to come. My husband is an attorney, so while he would not have called the police on them, he would’ve used words to make the boys think they would be in legal trouble. Their parents absolutely should have been informed. Now those boys are going to try that again on the next younger girl they want to take advantage of.
Your husband wouldn't have known which boy did it (if any of them did.) If your husband did that to MY boy, I would be LIVID and it would be something your husband would remember for the rest of their life. If your husband made threats against my kid, he'd be jail.
Hi, mom of a future rapist!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would have gone off on those boys. F that! No way!
She did the right thing. I get why your H did nothing.
But as a 50 year old woman who has been sexually harassed since I was 12 I have learned to not let it go.
Without knowing who did it? There were several boys and according to OP's daughter there was only one pinch--which means you would be "gong off" on several innocent parties. If you "went off" on my kid who hadn't done anything wrong, I'd alert hotel security and hopefully they'd have you thrown out. You can't just go around screaming at random innocent strangers.