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difficult child switching physical aggression target from easy child to me?
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<blockquote data-quote="witzend" data-source="post: 191382" data-attributes="member: 99"><p>It's the "may" part that is bothersome. If, instead of your son in the aggressor role in this, it was a neighbor 12 - 13 year old or a stranger with his hands in his daughter's swimsuit, and he had been there to witness it, would your husband have suggested that it was probably nothing and that it should be hidden, or would the kid have been lucky to make it out of the pool alive? There shouldn't be a double standard to our children's safety when the danger comes from a family member.</p><p></p><p>The other part of the "may" being bothersome to me, is that in my experience, to do that to your daughter in front of you is very bold. If most of your family knew your son was hypersexualized before, I don't understand why your husband would think it possible that he is not, now that he has done something so overt. Most kids would do this in the closet with the door closed or in the garage, not in front of their mom.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="witzend, post: 191382, member: 99"] It's the "may" part that is bothersome. If, instead of your son in the aggressor role in this, it was a neighbor 12 - 13 year old or a stranger with his hands in his daughter's swimsuit, and he had been there to witness it, would your husband have suggested that it was probably nothing and that it should be hidden, or would the kid have been lucky to make it out of the pool alive? There shouldn't be a double standard to our children's safety when the danger comes from a family member. The other part of the "may" being bothersome to me, is that in my experience, to do that to your daughter in front of you is very bold. If most of your family knew your son was hypersexualized before, I don't understand why your husband would think it possible that he is not, now that he has done something so overt. Most kids would do this in the closet with the door closed or in the garage, not in front of their mom. [/QUOTE]
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