My family didn't support me going into social work/corrections. Made me all the more determined. I work with fantastic officers in victims services every day and we need more of them. Encourage him to be excellent at what he does and to always remain above reproach.
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How old is your foster child? How serious is your foster child about becoming a cop? Maybe you won't have to do much to steer him away from this idea.
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He recently turned 18, and I wouldn't say he's very serious but he's not sure what to do and at a time when he's going to feel a lot of pressure to pick something.
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Hmmm what's drawing him to the police force? What does he find appealing? Can we come up with other ideas that hold a similar appeal? If what he cares about is *justice,* there are so many other possibilities!
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It's hard to say what he's drawn to. His other main interest is being a social worker, but I think he's intimidated by having to complete a lot of school for that. So, I guess maybe he wants a direction, and also to help people/help the little guy?
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If there is a job where I would want to encourage people of character and integrity to consider, that would be one of them. We generally only hear about the very worst of them.
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Plus, you put in your 20 years and retire with a (hopefully) funded pension, a second income so pursuing another career is a viable alternative.
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This is a good thought. I’m trying to be more specific about my worries and why I think it’s not a good path and not squelch an interest but help him find something that will fit his personality.
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