Sir what if she quietly reports to the police…will that still be dishonour. Because I’m thinking in light of the weight of the crime…what if it was murder? Shouldn’t she still report…I’m also thinking in light of the location of the problem…somewhere in the UK where child safeguarding is taken seriously….it will be in the daughter’s best interest to report him

    gswmi.com > FAQs > Parenting > Sir what if she quietly reports to the police…will that still be dishonour. Because I’m thinking in light of the weight of the crime…what if it was murder? Shouldn’t she still report…I’m also thinking in light of the location of the problem…somewhere in the UK where child safeguarding is taken seriously….it will be in the daughter’s best interest to report him

Sir what if she quietly reports to the police…will that still be dishonour. Because I’m thinking in light of the weight of the crime…what if it was murder? Shouldn’t she still report…I’m also thinking in light of the location of the problem…somewhere in the UK where child safeguarding is taken seriously….it will be in the daughter’s best interest to report him

May 12, 2025 by Gbenga Samuel Wemimo
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Sir what if she quietly reports to the police…will that still be dishonour. Because I’m thinking in light of the weight of the crime…what if it was murder? Shouldn’t she still report…I’m also thinking in light of the location of the problem…somewhere in the UK where child safeguarding is taken seriously….it will be in the daughter’s best interest to report him

GSW: It will be in the daughter’s best interest to report to someone who can report him. You don’t want to have that kind of knowledge. I reported my father so he got life in jail. It will damage you. You won’t be able to tell. Your children the story. There are baggage you just avoid in this life. Daddy and mummy issues are the most important of them

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