The worst child abuse cases are the ones we see as a parent. These are the ones where we see our children or our friends or even other parents doing terrible things to our children. We go to great lengths to protect our children from these types of situations, but unfortunately, we see plenty that are just as bad.

It’s so frustrating to see these horrific cases of child abuse. For example, there was a case a few years ago in which a 12-year-old girl was gang raped by her father. The father would then use his father’s gun to shoot the father’s sister in the face during the rape. The family was able to escape but the girl was in terrible shape.

In another case, a boy who was 5 years old was abducted and sexually assaulted by his father. The father would then rape the boy himself, before finally killing the boy.

The sad thing is that all these cases are probably preventable if parental responsibilities were taken seriously. Children don’t get raped only by their parents or other family members. Sometimes kids are the victims of something that we may not even be aware of. It’s actually a good idea to educate children about the dangers of domestic violence. I know kids that are afraid of their parents and want to get away from them as soon as possible.

Parents have a responsibility to educate their children about sex and gender if they are to raise them in a healthy, safe, and non-violent way. Unfortunately, the vast majority of parents don’t take any responsibility for their children. They just follow the “whatever works for our family” mentality, which leads to a lot of children being exposed to violence, abuse, and the sexual abuse of their own bodies.

There are some cases where that is true, and in some of these cases the parents are totally responsible. The first and most famous one was the case of the two young girls in Alabama who were killed by their own parents in the late 1960s. When the two girls were 8 and 12 years old, they were kidnapped by their father, a man who wanted to marry them. He took the girls to his hometown in Alabama where he forced them to have sex with other boys.

The girls’ parents are also responsible for the second case. The second case is more famous but is not quite so important. In 1961, a 19 year old girl named Cynthia Smith was raped by a man named Larry Smith who was a student at the time. Smith died due to complications from the injuries she sustained.

This is so, so, so heartbreaking. I know I’m not supposed to talk about it, but it’s sad, and it’s so important that we talk about it. As I said before, the only reason it’s important to talk about it is because of the girls parents’ neglect and abuse. The abuse and neglect are so much worse than the rapes themselves. I don’t know if there are any other cases of this, but it should be a wake-up call.

We are talking about someone who was a student of the same school as the victims. In other words, someone who was raped, but who was not sexually assaulted. This is another one of those cases where the victim is still alive in the past, and is still suffering. And of course the perpetrators are still out there, and will continue to abuse and victimize until they die.

Sadly, the children of these sexual predators have a chance at life. They can go to school, and they can get jobs. They have friends, and they can be a normal kid again. They can still learn, and be part of society. The survivors are the ones who suffer. Not just because they lost their life, but because they lost the chance to become happy.