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I agree with purpleflurp. I read the story last week, and so did my 16-year-old son. He was outraged that the mother had "stolen" the password and spied on him. I told him that I saw her as a good mother doing her best to help a child with problems. DS saw the online poker path as legitimate, because the young man was able to support himself that way. I disagreed. We had an interesting discussion, but I don't think he found my arguments persuasive. (Or, at least, he did not admit that he did!)
Oh, and my son refused to accept the "addiction" part of it, because there was no physical addiction.
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