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AIBU?

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DD's ex boyfriend making youtube videos about her

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HairyPotter · 18/06/2012 09:31

Looking for advice as I really don't know what to do about this.

DD1 is 13, she was going out with him for 6 months. He was very possesive, controlling and played mind games with her all the time. He dumped her via text about 2 months ago.

He posted some crap about her on fb which I asked him to remove, which he did. We have since discovered he has posted videos on you tube with him and another boy talking about how brilliant it would be if he could strap bombs to her back and blow her to fuck. He goes on in a similar vein for around 15 mins. He also talks about how they went to my place of work and ran in the door and yelled "wanker" Hmm

I know this all sounds very childish but the thing is, he has linked it to fb so everyone can see it. She is so upset and humiliated. She has had a very hard time at school with bullying which led to self harming and feeling so low she had considered suicide. Sad She has a few sessions with the school therapist which seems to have helped.

I dont give a toss about them coming to my work (I wasn't in that day) but it annoys me that they have mentioned several times who I work for and where it is.

I really do not know what to do? Do I talk to his parents? The school? Or the Police? Im not sure if I am over reacting and this is just stupid wee boys mouthing off. But this is my beautiful clever sensitive daughter he is talking about. And she doesn't deserve any of this. She cried herself to sleep last night and I'm worried that she starts to hurt herself again.

So I suppose the AIBU is, can I say or do anything? My gut reaction is to speak to parents although they are very intimidating or the school.
DH wants to go to the police but I feel that they would think we would be wasting their time. Any advice would be welcomed.

Sorry this is so long btw, thanks if you made it this far.

OP posts:
Noqontrol · 23/08/2012 21:59

So pleased for you op.

ChazsBrilliantAttitude · 23/08/2012 22:42

Great news.

StuntGirl · 23/08/2012 22:55

Great news, hope that's the last you hear of him!

fuckbadger · 24/08/2012 00:15

Well done op, your dd is so lucky to have you as a mother!

EmmaBemma · 24/08/2012 00:52

Wonderful news! I hope your daughter can get on with her studies in peace, now. Thinking of you both. x

Wowserz129 · 24/08/2012 13:30

Thank goodness. So many kids have such a rough time in school and nothing much is done. It's good to hear a success story with the school.

Well done on being so persistent

Grin
FireOverBabylon · 24/08/2012 13:52

Hairy, I know that your daughter's struggling now, but you will have done so much to help her self esteem. you have proved that you are willing to try and keep on trying to get her safe and to show that you believe her and will support her. That is a huge achievement.

At least with the vile little git boy away from her she can focus on recovering and progressing her education. Well done you Smile

mathanxiety · 24/08/2012 14:49

Very glad he has been moved.

Stay vigilant though (sorry to add that but I have a feeling this isn't the last trouble this boy will cause).

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