Can we do Cards Against Humanity with a 14 y.o.?

[Anonymous]

We are not a sensitive bunch. Family with all sons having a Xmas party with a couple of H.S. Freshmen (youngest son and cousin). Thoughts? Can we play CAH all together?

[Anonymous]

We have. I’m sure I’ll be judged. But we have a 10 year age gap between oldest and youngest and you can’t postpone things forever.

[Anonymous]

Haha it’s up to you…I played with my in-laws when DH and I were newlywed, and I have to say I’m glad it was my MIL and not me that drew the “Pee in Mom’s b*tt” card

[Anonymous]

Also download the “DC expansion pack” and print it on card stock!

[Anonymous]

Ugh. Have you played it before? It’s filthy. Have fun discussing smegma and racism and poop in the same sentence.

It’s entertaining, but never in a million years would I want to play it with my kids or my parents, regardless of ages.

[Anonymous]

I cannot imagine playing with my teenager.

We only play with our peers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are not a sensitive bunch. Family with all sons having a Xmas party with a couple of H.S. Freshmen (youngest son and cousin). Thoughts? Can we play CAH all together?

We did it with our 17 year old. Regret it.
I suggest you don’t.

[Anonymous]

Nope. There are cards about pedophilia and bukkake and all kinds of stuff I'd rather not talk about with my kid. You could pre-sort the deck and pull out the really offensive stuff, but otherwise I would not.

[Anonymous]

The game ‘Things’ is a great substitute for CAH in this mixed age scenario.
You pull a ‘thing’ card (THINGS that you shouldn’t do at a wedding, THINGS you shouldn’t say to your boss, etc) and then you write in your answer.
It can go in any direction (silly, irreverent, naughty, etc) so we play with our teens.
So fun!

[Anonymous]

If you’re OK joking about guzzling cumm with your 14-year-old, then have it.

[Anonymous]

There’s a family/ teen version that we’ve done with our family that was a lot of fun.

[Anonymous]

What about just playing monopoly or chutes and ladders with your kid?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There’s a family/ teen version that we’ve done with our family that was a lot of fun.

+1. This one is more potty humor and is hilarious.

[Anonymous]

We do!

[Anonymous]

Hell no.