Originally Posted By: ericmsant2
Without getting into too much details, the mother was upset enough to take actions that my son is too young and stupid to comprehend i.e lawsuit against not him...his parents.

In his anger, he may have responded back in a manner that made the sitch worse for everyone involved rather make it worse for me.


And here is the rub...

E, you were protecting yourself and maybe rightfully so...

Personally, I think I would have been present either on the phone or better yet, in person to MONITOR his words and her reactions. Smoothing things over with her (as an adult) after the fact if need be...

While not throwing him to the wolves, there is a time, place, and age where they have to hold responsibility for themselves. 18 is the magic LEGAL age, but those are lessons that they should be learning before then...



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