My son is a good kid.

I'm not just saying that to be an overprotective parent, anyone who knows will can tell you the

same.

I'm not just saying that to be an overprotective parent, anyone who knows will be a good kid.

Because of vandalism.

I mean, it couldn't be my son, not my will.

But they had video footage.

In fact, it wasn't just their cameras.

It was from Will's very own social media.

And watched it at least a dozen times looking at my own son as he tore off a soap dispenser

from the wall of the school bathroom, holding him up like a trophy, laughing with his friends.

But how could that be my kid? It didn't feel real.

I'll handle this and make sure it never happens again.

Back home, I gave Will a tongue lash.

How could you even do this? It's not only disrespectful to the school, but also to me.

I raised you better than this.

It's not a big deal, Dad. Everyone's doing it.

I took away his phone and furiated that he would even dare to make that excuse.

He felt like I was talking to a stranger.

I was so upset that I tried to convince myself that it was a forgery, but then I found the original video he had posted.

I felt my stomach twisted, not all over again.

Clicking on the hashtag led me down a sickening rabbit hole.

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