| Your main goal is to keep yourself and your son out of any trouble that might arise. Act accordingly. |
What is wrong with you? |
Protecting a child from abusive peers is tough |
| Are you in Arlington? If so I may know who you’re taking about and yes, please tell the parents. |
No, MoCo and I don’t have their contact info as she is a new friend (she is a freshman) but I tried to reach the mom on Facebook messenger. |
No really sure what that means. Besides this girl’s safety, I am hoping letting her parents know will allow them to be alert she is doing this and hopefully I don’t see her in the early morning hours again. |
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OP,
C’mon, are you that naive or part ostrich? Yes, tell the parents. “I don’t have their contact information” is a cop out. And potential liability on you! |
| Why did you confiscate the phone? What did that have to do with the transgression |
Don't be like this sorry excuse of a human being, OP. Tell her parents. I assume you would want to know about it if someone had this info about your son. |
OP. Come on. She just arrived at 4:30 AM and he was in the kitchen getting snacks. Because she just dropped in in the middle of the night to return shoes and obviously, the next thing you do is to start hanging out and collecting your snacks. Like, please, tell me you understand what is happening here. |
| I hope you won’t be a Grandma in 9 months! You need a big talk with your DS. |
She didn't sneak in your house. Your son let her in. They both had sex. |
You don't think they communicated via phone prior to girl coming over? |
+1. Way to teach the son how to treat women! |
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At that age I would absolutely tell the parents.
It was not appropriate behavior and you guys are in this together! |