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Them coming unannounced is exactly how it should work. You’re not a customer in that situation - you are the suspect. There are real problems out there. In this
by scyzoryk_xyz 2y ago
Them coming unannounced is exactly how it should work. You’re not a customer in that situation - you are the suspect. There are real problems out there. In this case it was suspicious that you might be one of them.
Your own child has a problem and you’re saying “we’ve had him evaluated” like they’re some malfunctioning animal. And then you’re calling his distress a “sob story”. Yikes! Obviously, I don’t know your real situation, but the way I understand it, presuming people are douchebags works when it comes to this social work stuff. Something strange happened and it would make sense that it would be recorded if other pathologies/patterns are detected later.
- racked 2y ago> And then you’re calling his distress a “sob story”. Yikes! Make no mistake: kids, and people in general, are manipulative creatures.
- scyzoryk_xyz 2y agoTrue, hence my comment pertains more to perceptions and judgements than actual facts - I don’t know this person or their family. Just that the system is working as it should by treating every situation with a healthy degree of suspicion. After all - adults can be manipulative creatures too.
- BenjiWiebe 2y agoThey're calling his sob story (about how angry his mother gets) a sob story, not calling his distress a sob story.