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Topic	Holy shit, my cousin and his wife abandoned their (15 year-old) son.
CProtectionSvce 12/07/18 2:39:45 AM #41:	Knowledge_King posted... CProtectionSvce posted... Abandoning your son to someone else isn't a terrible thing? It's a good thing you won't have children. Well if it's actual abandonment, yeah. Hence I need more time to pass. It could just be kicking him out of the house which is similar but less abrupt/shocking as they know what's going on. And it depends on what the child's done. Was it just smoking? Was it a combination of things? Does the smoking do something terrible to the parents/one of the parents? Things like that. I don't take anything for face value because there's always 3 sides to every story and nothing is black and white. Alright, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you just missed the title. He's 15. You don't kick 15 year olds out and it's even enforced by law. --- To protect children, the elderly, and people with disabilities from abuse, neglect, and exploitation <cite>CProtectionSvce posted [p:913695364] in Holy shit,... [t:77259161]...</cite> <quote><cite>Knowledge_King posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CProtectionSvce posted...</cite> <quote>Abandoning your son to someone else isn't a terrible thing? It's a good thing you won't have children.</quote> Well if it's actual abandonment, yeah. Hence I need more time to pass. It could just be kicking him out of the house which is similar but less abrupt/shocking as they know what's going on. And it depends on what the child's done. Was it just smoking? Was it a combination of things? Does the smoking do something terrible to the parents/one of the parents? Things like that. I don't take anything for face value because there's always 3 sides to every story and nothing is black and white.</quote> Alright, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you just missed the title. He's 15. You don't kick 15 year olds out and it's even enforced by law. --- To protect children, the elderly, and people with disabilities from abuse, neglect, and exploitation</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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