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6 year old suspended for sexual harassment for kissing girl on hand/cheek. Discuss.

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Saulty
Don't think the brat didn't know what he was doing. Kids are pretty smart. 6 year olds know how to turn the TV off and on, get on the internet while the laptop is turned off, make toast and start the DVD player. So you can't say the brat didn't know what he was doing when he kissed the girl.
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PuckOff
Here's the thing Cami. I agree it's probably innocent, but he did it before and was likely asked not to do it again. My oldest boy was kissed by a girl (we call her boogie lips because apparently she picks her nose and eats it) last year. She actually asked him if he wanted to kiss and he said no, get lost. Whatever. I think that's innocent. No big deal. If the kid is asked not to do it again then he should listen.
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True that.

Little perv.
 
camilion15728
Pucky that happened with my daughter, she was getting bullied by some other girl, and I kept telling her walk away, or get an adult, finally I told her screw, stand up for yourself. Well she did, she hit or bit the other girl or something the next time she tried bulling her, and the girls father yelled at MY daughter, I got pissed and flipped out. Finally the other child apologized and I made it clear she was to stay away from my kid. Some kids just straight up suck,
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My boys have been told over and over that we have a 3 strike rule. We don't agree with the walk away deal. What we tell our boys is 1st time go to the teacher, 2nd time tell the teacher again. 3rd time all bets are off. My youngest boy is a solid cat. AND a nasty temper to go along with his size. He does not back down easily so him being bullied is not an issue. My oldest boy is softer, but he does not allow himself to be bullied by the fat little bastard. But here's the thing. The fat kid is actually a nice little boy. We've met him and talked to him (unrelated to him and my son). I think he is just a typical little boy who can't control his impulses and acts out. I also believe that since he like my youngest boy that he may be a little jealous because he wants to be a like an older brother to him. Whatever. But the issue is he is constantly nagging my oldest boy to the point where my oldest has to stand up for himself probably 2-3 times a month. This has been going on since last year. The phone call from the office (from my son while I was at work) was the final straw. The teachers and the principal are doing a horrible job in resolving the conflicts which is caused by the fat little bastard.
 
PuckOff
Here's the thing Cami. I agree it's probably innocent, but he did it before and was likely asked not to do it again. My oldest boy was kissed by a girl (we call her boogie lips because apparently she picks her nose and eats it) last year. She actually asked him if he wanted to kiss and he said no, get lost. Whatever. I think that's innocent. No big deal. If the kid is asked not to do it again then he should listen.
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I still think it's innocent, but here is a quote from the mother of the girl:

"The mother, who is also a teacher in the school district, said Hunter had tried to kiss her daughter "over and over" without her permission, according to Canon City Daily Record.
"I've had to coach her about what to do when you don't want someone touching you, but they won't stop," Masters-Ownbey told the newspaper."
 
lmao.

pucky, I do agree he should listen, I just mean innocent as far as I don't see it being sexual harassment, especially if it is his "girlfriend". just kids being kids. I do agree a child should be reprimanded and/or punished, but suspension for s.h. is a little much for that age, IMPO.

I think it's different for girls. I try to teach her to handle her situations on her own in a mature fashion. especially when she as at that school because they like to bully tattletales even worse. At any rate, if she can't deal on her own, and if it doesn't stop even after teacher/adult intervention, well then, go kick some butt. I personally tried not to get too involved in her situations unless she needs me, kids need to learn how to think for themselves and make the right choices on their own.
 
Wait. Are y'all suggesting that the kid shouldn't be disciplined? Or that the discipline was too harsh?

I think 6 is a great age to impress upon the little pervert that forcing himself on people is generally frowned upon. I mean honestly, assuming the chick wasn't into it this is a big freakin deal. I'm not talking about chemical castration, but I got no problem keeping him in from recess or even a suspension. Isn't this the kind of life education lessons taught in first grade?
 
When I was in the 1st grade, I walked up this girl (Jessica Winfield) and planted a kiss on her forehead.
I remember very vividly being pulled aside and being told that I shouldn't go around kissing girls unless they asked first.
Granted this was the 1980's so free love had ended.
Even a little romantic perv like me got the hint.
Don't be the aggressor, let them come to you.

Not a bad lesson to remember 30 years later.
 
When I was in the 1st grade, I walked up this girl (Jessica Winfield) and planted a kiss on her forehead.
I remember very vividly being pulled aside and being told that I shouldn't go around kissing girls unless they asked first.
Granted this was the 1980's so free love had ended.
Even a little romantic perv like me got the hint.
Don't be the aggressor, let them come to you.

Not a bad lesson to remember 30 years later.
 
Saulty
I think most agree the kid should have been disciplined. A day suspension from school is not a big deal. I got suspended many times at school and I now make three times more than the people who didn't get suspended.
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He's a repeat offender so he should have been spoken to again and his mother spoken to as well. I don't think suspending him was the right punishment. I sense that his mother is probably fucked in the head though.
 
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