Girl, 5, Forced To Apologize For Hugging Classmate

You better take back that act of compassion and caring before you hurt someones feelings. Wait...what?

A family in Maynard, Massachusetts is outraged after their 5-year-old daughter was forced to write a letter denouncing hugging after a classmate embraced her.

This is why our children grow up to be assholes. Just showing you all the case. Want to see the effect get your ass to work and try having a conversation with someone.

Brenda Brier and Michael Marino pulled their daughter, Savannah, out of school early Wednesday. The couple was angry after a meeting with officials at the Greenmeadow Elementary School in Maynard, where Savannah is in kindergarten.

At least they have enough sense to get their daughter out of that harmful situation. I mean, who wants to go to a school that has people running wild and hugging each other. Random acts of hugging isn't confined to just the inner-city schools anymore.

At issue is a hug Savannah said she got on the playground from a friend named Sophie. Savannah hugged Sophie back. The hugs resulted in Savannah having to write a letter, complete with teacher corrections, that read, "I touch Sophie because she touch me and I didn't like it because she was hugging me. I didn't like when she hugged me."

I smell Christians.

Savannah's parents said it should have never gone this far, and want an apology from the school. The family said they are so upset they'll start looking for a new school for their daughter to attend.

Now, I need a hug.