Everyone has the right to withdraw from any friendship, acquaintance, collegial arrangement, and/or relationship. Furthermore, everyone has this inalienable and unreserved, unequivocal right to withdraw for whatever reason/s and there are no social requirements that warrant the justification of the person withdrawing in disclosing a reason or reasons for withdrawing as such. And the lack of requirement to provide justification for withdrawal to the person/party withdrawn/withdrawing from, is extended to not requiring justification for the withdrawal to any other external persons/parties. Naturally this unequivocal right to withdraw is waived when there is a professional, business, organisational, carer, and parental1 duties and this kind of duty of care to a person. This duty of care can only be voided if the person owing the duty is subject to abusive behaviour by the client/benefactor.
- Parental duty of care to minors, is to care for their children at least until the age the minor becomes an adult. It may only be waived if there is severe youth delinquency / serious juvenile crime, particularly if repeated in recidivism. ↩︎
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