rchorse Posted August 10, 2017 Posted August 10, 2017 Not only were the examples extremely mild, they were more about differing priorities than the abuse described in the article. I could just as easily claim educational abuse if my child were pressured into skipping religious observance in favor of academics by an overzealous educator. Parents get to set family priorities. Just because yours differ doesn't make it abuse. Besides, is there such a thing as mild abuse? My understanding of abuse is that it is by definition not mild. 2
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