Re: child abuse?

First of all in the webster dictionary, the word abnormal means deviating from a type or standard. STATISTICALLY speaking, anything that goes against the norms of society would be considered abnormal. That does NOT however mean that everything that we do that is a little quirky or to stand out from others means that we are 'abnormal'. That definition was only for stating statistics. If you would take time to listen instead of jumping to conclusions, you might see things from a different prespective.

Also, I do not appreciate you implying that I would ever do anything to harm a client. You may have a lot more experience than me, but your way does not equal the right way. I thought this was a forum for professional to discuss in a open manner without having to dance around the issue. I was not talking to a client therefore I did not think I had to manipulate anyone into seeing things my way. Next time I would appreicate professional comments not an insult to my intelligence.

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Re: child abuse?, by Sean M. Benedict, 4/10/00 P.S., by Sean M. Benedict, 4/10/00 Re: P.S., by Kimberly, 4/26/00 Re: P.S./Style or Substance, by Sean M. Benedict, 4/26/00 Re: child abuse?, by Olivia, 4/26/00 Re: child abuse?, by Monica, 4/28/00 Re: child abuse?, by Olivia, 5/2/00 Re: child abuse?, by Julie, 5/2/00

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