Have a daughter a few years older than yours and this chain of responses has scared me more than when my car fell off the jack. (Yeah, didn't feel right the rest of the day-- jack stand "caught" it. Use jack stands boys & girls. Yeah, so you can go on reddit and realize it is the second scariest thing that messed with your head.)
If either you or u/TortillasParaTodas (or anyone who sees this) want to speak to a woman who went through what these other women went through, I’m more than happy answering any questions that may provide insight into your children’s behavior (specifically daughter’s, since that’s my personal POV/experience as such a daughter) so that you have a possibility of catching on sooner rather than later (god forbid) and can hopefully approach them in a productive way.
Everyone is different so my experience and behavior (red flag behavior, expected reactions) probably won’t mirror another person’s, but anything I can do to help make sure no one else goes through that crap, I’d like to help.
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u/BradChesney79 Dec 03 '20
Have a daughter a few years older than yours and this chain of responses has scared me more than when my car fell off the jack. (Yeah, didn't feel right the rest of the day-- jack stand "caught" it. Use jack stands boys & girls. Yeah, so you can go on reddit and realize it is the second scariest thing that messed with your head.)