u/Chicago_Hick

Hearing "I didn't know any better" from homeschool parents is almost more infuriating than owning the abuse

Your entire job as a parent is to know better. Your kids don't. Not only is this walking back any apology you could give and selfishly framing child abuse you inflicted in terms of your own personal journey instead of the child's, it shows that you fundamentally do not live up to the bare minimum responsibility you have as a parent, let alone an educator.

You have a responsibility to know better, or learn before you harm children. Homeschool parents view their children as property and not people.

reddit.com
u/Chicago_Hick — 1 day ago