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Apr 20, 2013, 07:59 AM
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Member Since: Dec 2012
Location: California
Posts: 2,248
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Originally Posted by TheRealFDeal
Well, yes, it did. And before hearing my story, he said he would not. That it would be very clear what situation we were in and there would be a lot of discussion before he would call the police. He said he had reported a client before, but never without them knowing full well that he was going to do it.
Then I told him the Reader's Digest version of how xT betrayed and then terminated me. When I got to the part of the police coming to my workplace, I heard him quietly exclaim, "Jesus!"
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I once had to report (because of professional obligations) a parent for child abuse. My supervisor agreed I had to report AND that I had to tell him what I was doing. I agreed with her but was very scared. I was a young professional. I told him the behaviors that required I report, how that fit with my obligations, and how much I cared about his daugther and my desire to support. It really did change the whole tenor of the thing. There's a lot I don't know (because social services couldn't tell) but I know he later took my class.
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