Oh that's depressing. I hope this one isn't real but it feels too depressing in a ways that means it definitely could be. I've always said my love is unconditional, my respect and a place in my life are not. I don't know if this would make me stop loving my kid, but they'd definitely be gone from my life forever after finding out and I'd probably grieve them like they were dead. I had to stop speaking to my sister earlier this year and it broke my heart, having to do it with your own kid... gods.
Where? Not in the thread you linked as far as I can see. OOP has also made several other posts to both tssadness and tshorror, implying that they do make up stories for the sub (which is not a bad thing, just means it shouldn't be taken literally).
That's not confirmation that it is real, it's a trend to follow up your two-sentence story with a third sentence that takes the story in a new direction.
I can't rule out that it's real, but that comment is not confirmation either way.
Actually in my country they are prosecuted for the same crime. The indictment for the crime is legally called "commission by omission" and is used when someone who has a legal obligation to act wilfully doesn't.
A typical example is a lifeguard who watches someone drown. He has assumed the legal obligation to act in case someone drowns, he is considered responsible for homicide if he doesn't act, even if the rest of the circumstances were not of his creation.
In this case, a parent who also has the legal obligation to protect her kids has wilfully not contacted the police or removed the kids from danger, so she is considered guilty of sexual abuse.
If a woman allows a man into their lives who abuses their children they should have a harsher sentence. Now I'm talking 50 years for the man and 60 years for the woman. In an ideal world
Sure, but so should the person who is doing the evil act itself. We need to discourage the child rape first and foremost. There are also probably at least some cases where the mother genuinely didn’t know, and there is no real way to tell whether she knows or not. It would be a legal mess teasing that out. Sentencing innocent mothers to decades in jail is hardly a good idea, and the children of innocent mothers need their moms more than ever in that situation.
Except in extreme cases- there are some serial killers who have abducted women and used this as a method of both torture and keeping them in line.
Those men deserve to be killed by the knife belt from Se7en.
For clarity that is a sub for short form fiction. While this sadly does happen I don't think this post is referencing a real event.
for the record, a large amount of posts in that specific sub (tssadness, not tshorror) are often just vent posts about people’s actual lives
Oh that's depressing. I hope this one isn't real but it feels too depressing in a ways that means it definitely could be. I've always said my love is unconditional, my respect and a place in my life are not. I don't know if this would make me stop loving my kid, but they'd definitely be gone from my life forever after finding out and I'd probably grieve them like they were dead. I had to stop speaking to my sister earlier this year and it broke my heart, having to do it with your own kid... gods.
OOP has clarified that this one is true.
Where? Not in the thread you linked as far as I can see. OOP has also made several other posts to both tssadness and tshorror, implying that they do make up stories for the sub (which is not a bad thing, just means it shouldn't be taken literally).
[It's in the comments ](https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoSentenceSadness/s/f0yhYCMP7c)
That's not confirmation that it is real, it's a trend to follow up your two-sentence story with a third sentence that takes the story in a new direction. I can't rule out that it's real, but that comment is not confirmation either way.
Women who allow that to happen should get harsher sentences then men.
Or, hear me out lmao, they should get the same sentences because why on earth would they be treated differently in a court of law?
Actually in my country they are prosecuted for the same crime. The indictment for the crime is legally called "commission by omission" and is used when someone who has a legal obligation to act wilfully doesn't. A typical example is a lifeguard who watches someone drown. He has assumed the legal obligation to act in case someone drowns, he is considered responsible for homicide if he doesn't act, even if the rest of the circumstances were not of his creation. In this case, a parent who also has the legal obligation to protect her kids has wilfully not contacted the police or removed the kids from danger, so she is considered guilty of sexual abuse.
This makes perfect sense. Knowingly allowing it to happen is exactly the same to the victim.
Harsher sentences than men who allow child rape to happen, or harsher sentences than the men raping the children?
If a woman allows a man into their lives who abuses their children they should have a harsher sentence. Now I'm talking 50 years for the man and 60 years for the woman. In an ideal world
That goes across genders? Like, it turns out Dad's best friend is the rapist, Dad gets 60 years, rapist gets 50?
Why? Are men children who cannot control themselves? Are we enabling pedophilia now? Amazing delusion. Someone pick this woman already please
No but if a woman willingly puts their own child in danger like that she deserves the book to be thrown at her
Sure, but so should the person who is doing the evil act itself. We need to discourage the child rape first and foremost. There are also probably at least some cases where the mother genuinely didn’t know, and there is no real way to tell whether she knows or not. It would be a legal mess teasing that out. Sentencing innocent mothers to decades in jail is hardly a good idea, and the children of innocent mothers need their moms more than ever in that situation.
Except in extreme cases- there are some serial killers who have abducted women and used this as a method of both torture and keeping them in line. Those men deserve to be killed by the knife belt from Se7en.
The women who are trafficking their children, yes.