The mother felt strongly that her daughter's diary was a personal and sacred space that should not be interfered with by anyone outside their family dynamics.
She emphasized that while she did not encourage her daughter to use rude language, the writer was entitled to express her feelings freely in her own private diary.
The mother described the distress her daughter experienced after being confronted by the teacher, which directly influenced her decision to lash out at the educator.
After venting to a friend, she was surprised to receive criticism rather than sympathy for her fierce defense of her daughter's privacy.
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