The Girl in the Window - Perhaps the most Depressing tale of Human Life

[FlavorRage]

I stopped reading when he found her:crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:

 

[ratclaw]

So what turns someone into a bad parent? Was the mother neglected as a child too? Why couldn't she care for Danielle other than the lack of money and father figure for the children.

I vote for a parent license to be instated to prevent events such as this. If you can't pass the test you don't deserve to be a parent.

 

[Altaco]

So what turns someone into a bad parent? Was the mother neglected as a child too? Why couldn't she care for Danielle other than the lack of money and father figure for the children.

I vote for a parent license to be instated to prevent events such as this. If you can't pass the test you don't deserve to be a parent.

They said her IQ was 77... Slightly mentally handicapped maybe?

 

[Narkissus]

Another depressing tale : My daddy ate my eyes

 

[TracerDX]

So what turns someone into a bad parent? Was the mother neglected as a child too? Why couldn't she care for Danielle other than the lack of money and father figure for the children.

I vote for a parent license to be instated to prevent events such as this. If you can't pass the test you don't deserve to be a parent.

Ah yes. You must be a democrat. Government can fix anything.

But that creates another problem. A surge of "warded" children. Adoption is not something that happens easily. (Unless, of course, your story ends up in the national news.) So guess who has to pay for their care? Are you opting to pay the extra taxes to take care of all the children of "unqualified" parents now? I certainly wouldn't.

This is a horrible case, but there "slightly less" horrible (if you happen to have the lack of heart to even measure child abuse severity) cases all over the country and nothing happens. No news story, nothing. The kids just grow up and have to deal with it. Some are lucky enough to be discovered by child protective services, but a lot just grow up with it.

There's really no direct practical solution to keeping this kind of stuff from happening. Even in a so-called utopian society, people will have problems, and some of those people will have children and use it as an excuse to neglect or abuse those children. :unsure:

But man... you really gotta be a ****ed up individual to live in those conditions and not even think about how its effecting your children.

 

[ratclaw]

But that creates another problem. A surge of "warded" children. Adoption is not something that happens easily. (Unless, of course, your story ends up in the national news.) So guess who has to pay for their care? Are you opting to pay the extra taxes to take care of all the children of "unqualified" parents now? I certainly wouldn't.

Yeah this occurred to me some hours later. Nothing is perfect, we just have to do the best we can.

But man... you really gotta be a ****ed up individual to live in those conditions and not even think about how its effecting your children.

Fear can affect some people more than others. Look at roller coasters, you couldn't pay me to ride one, yet it's considered fun by many.

I need to learn to think more before I post. I always contradict it later.

 

[TMP]

google 'cementbox.txt' in google. that will scar you for life.

Wasn't that bad.

 

[zpqrei]

I'm glad it ended well for her.

 

[Poyo]

The question I have is why would anyone allow anyone else to live in a place like that? I don't understand. Glad that a loving family found her, but this isn't the first time I've seen people living in places that really aren't suited to be lived in.

 

[ihadabadname]

wow that is just really sad but

the person that did that to her should be in prison rotting to her death

it's like how could you ever ever abandon your daughter or your son like that it's just cold

if i had children i knowingly love them to bits

and be an overprotective father

cold really cold