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Young brothers' skirmish takes an extreme turn

The speaker found her older boy on top of her younger boy, creating a chaotic scene.
The older boy was tickling the younger boy, who was bound with duct tape.
The older boy had his sweaty soles in the younger boy's face; the younger boy lost control of his bowels.
The speaker's husband dismissed the event, saying, "I was making a mountain out of a molehill."
The speaker intervened and believes safeguards are needed, as unwanted touching can be dangerous.

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Asking Eric: Young brothers’ skirmish takes an extreme turn

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