

In a Facebook post sharing the video on Monday, the child’s mom, Taneshia Lindsay, said it took her three weeks to get the video of her “autistic son being assaulted on his 2nd day of school.” The incident happened on August 21, according to the district and Wright, the attorney. “The safety of all students and staff is the district’s utmost priority, and we appreciate the support of families as we work to provide a safe school environment for all.” “Although the district cannot publicly comment on specific personnel matters, parents and guardians should be assured that the individual is no longer employed,” Lawrence said. “The actions seen in the clip are contrary to all employee training, do not promote a culture conducive to learning, and are not tolerated in Dayton Public Schools,” David Lawrence, interim superintendent, said in a statement. The child is nonverbal and autistic, said the attorney for the boy’s parents, Michael Wright. The employee has since been removed by the district. You’ll be OK if it ends and if that’s going to happen, the sooner you figure out it’s not for you, the better.Video from an Ohio school’s hallway camera shows a school employee chasing a 3-year-old down the hall and hitting him in the head from behind, knocking him to the ground, an attorney for the boy’s family alleges.Īfter the child is on the ground, the employee at Rosa Parks Early Learning Center in Dayton picks the child up by his ankles and carrying him down the hall with his head toward the floor, the August video shows. This little foursome you have is elective and supplementary.
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This could be the start of something exciting or the beginning of the end-you have full control here. With relationships, it’s important to be open to evolution. If you’re interested in group fun, be really cool and ask them to introduce you to their friends. If they’re willing to hear you out and work with you to achieve a balance that satisfies everyone, they’re worth keeping around if not, your situationship is worth reconsidering. That said, if you don’t feel cool, you don’t have to be cool-if it’s too much for you, say something. The cooler you are about this, the more likely you are to keep seeing this couple. Books like The Ethical Slut and The Jealousy Workbook might help. The emotional landmines would in all likelihood pertain to jealousy-I urge you to work through that, as it can be a real turn-off for those who aren’t jealous and want to have fun. STI testing? Emotional landmines? Anything else to look out for? No sexytimes with anyone else yet, and they have every right to live their life as they see fit, but I’m wondering what the ethics here are, and what my husband and I need to think about going forward. We’ve been hanging out and playing together for about 18 months now, and it came out this week that our friends have recently also been “dating” other couples. My husband and I used to go to swinger parties occasionally, but haven’t since COVID, and we really just wanted a couple we could do this sort of thing with-and we found them!


We’re also just friends with them-we play board games, hang out, and have non-sexual fun together. We’ve recently hit what we believed to be the jackpot: another male/female couple where the woman is very interested in both of us (I’m queer) and the man likes to watch and enjoy his wife’s pleasure. My husband and I have been married for 16 years and experimented with non-monogamy here and there. You’ve made your choice and it came at a high cost-value it. More than anything, give it time and know that despite how hard this shift is, it’s worth it.

Consider family counseling too with your kids if they’re showing resentment and having a hard time getting over their parents splitting. That may be easier said than done, but there’s a book that may help in that endeavor by Rick Hanson called Hardwiring Happiness: The New Brain Science of Contentment, Calm, and Confidence. Scandal is abundant and people are quick to move onto the next one.įocus on the good in your situation. Your emotional health is vital for your family in the long run, even if the way you went about that stings in the short term. “Selfish behavior” is not so easily defined when you consider how much your happiness and outlook affects those whom you love and support. Now that you’re experiencing the “best love and sexual connection of your life,” you have the foundation to better enrich and help the lives of those around you.
