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Input: **Back story**

I used to be friends with (let's call her) Sandra, then she became controlling and manipulative (and now that I think of it, fairly emotionally abusive). I fairly much stopped talking to her because of this behavior. 

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After this, one of Sandra's kids bullied my eldest kid for about a year, both in and out of school (mainly emotionally - isolating her from friendship groups, continually putting her down, calling names, lying, etc). My kid didn't reveal it until the end of the academic year, so we couldn't address it. Now the kids are at different high schools, so I thought it best to just leave it without making a fuss (while telling my kid that we recognized that Sandra's kid's behavior was completely unacceptable and that she was amazing for having dealt with it so well. It's no longer an issue).

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I've been in their house: chaotic doesn't do it justice. I suspect that there's emotional abuse within the home, and that from my experience (while we were friends) her husband is the victim. The kids frequently have no bedding, wear dirty clothes to school, aren't dressed appropriately for the weather, are frequently left for long periods of time without supervision, and all three (youngest is 8) play Grand Theft Auto and similarly rated games. I totally get that everyone has the right to live in a house and raise their kids any way they see fit. I don't care if she never cleans her kitchen. I'm concerned with the appropriateness of the care given to her youngest kid.

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**The incident**

Now to yesterday. Her youngest kid comes into class with an anime comic which he shows to the 8 year old kids in the class. There's explicit nudity and some images of intercourse. My youngest kid tells me about it and knows enough to say that it wasn't appropriate. I report it to the school. They've come back saying that they're going to advise that he doesn't bring the comics in again. (Additional info: this kid has been reported several times for violent behavior - in and out of class - and defiance.)  

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**My concerns:**

An 8 year old has access to (and has shown in school) comics with inappropriate sexual content. I don't think that the school's response is sufficient. So I reported the case to an NGO. 

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**Reddit, AITA??**

reporting an ex-friend for neglecting her child