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Well, the best you can do is be supportive and assure her that you'll be there to help her. Make her understand she's not alone in dealing with it. That it's not a crime to feel scared and that the police are actually there to help out with stuff like this.
Good luck :)
If all else fails...Kick some ass :lol: :boxing:
thanks :DQuote:
Originally posted by Skweeky@29 June 2004 - 16:14
Well, the best you can do is be supportive and assure her that you'll be there to help her. Make her understand she's not alone in dealing with it. That it's not a crime to feel scared and that the police are actually there to help out with stuff like this.
Good luck :)
@donnie, already got it covered :shifty:
social services child protection if in the uk and age wise you fit the bill that is a solid move call them you got a mark show them
I have worked with them good people good luck.
social services are full of shit they dont fix enything.Quote:
Originally posted by Voetsek@29 June 2004 - 17:10
social services child protection if in the uk and age wise you fit the bill that is a solid move call them you got a mark show them
I have worked with them good people good luck.
child protection are not your run of the mill one is a police officer and one a social worker i have dealt with them damn hard arse bunch
the social services have no answers.All they do is take you away
Whats you answer then?
Try to fix things
Perhaps if i'd have said "How do you suggest we fix things?"
...never mind :music1: