sexting might not be such a great idea after all
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Anonymous
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My husband and I send naughty text messages often. Earlier today my husband sent a text. My seven year old son heard it, saw that it was from his father and read it. He came down stairs and said, "Daddy texted and said when he gets home he wants to eat your p#ssy". I just pretended that it was normal, said ok and went about my business without addressing it.
I am assuming he doesn't know what that meant and I handled it well? |
Anonymous
| Props to you for keeping a straight face. |
Anonymous
| Don't text anything you don't want on the front page of the Washington Post. The internet remembers everything forever. |
Anonymous
| Don't allow your child to have access to your phone if you know your husband will send explicit messages. Use your brain. |
Anonymous
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Hahahahahahaha.
This is not ideal, but you could have worse problems. |
Anonymous
| Lol about how you handled it in the moment, nicely done. Add a lock screen maybe : ) |
Anonymous
No way. If WaPo wants to report I have a good sex life above board, then so be it. |
Anonymous
| That's hilarious!! |
Anonymous
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LOL. You may want to see if the notifications can be hidden from the lock screen. I have no idea if it can be done.
Also, your child will be mortified as a teen that he saw that. Hahahaha |
Anonymous
| I could see that happening to us with our 7 year old. He'll grab my phone for me. |
Anonymous
| It's dangerous once those rugrats learn how to read! |
Anonymous
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do not disturb
Also I always ask DW if she's alone before sexting |
Anonymous
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Haaaaaaaaa
Your son is going to be horrified when he learns what p*ssy is when he's older. He might me scarred for life. |
Anonymous
| Your son is a good reader |
Anonymous
This. Most 7-year-old boys wouldn't be able to read that. The kid will forget all about it in a week. |