Found a lighter in dd's jacket. Now what?

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[Post New]11/20/2013 21:41
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Anonymous
In my house,we have a rule were drugs of ANY kind are not allowed on our property.I am not trying to make you do this, and I can see what the situation is. It sounds to me like your daughter is a beutiful girl, and she does good in school. I would suggest to sit her down and ask her for the REAL truth,and being honest will make her punishment less worse. Tell her that it is ok to talk to her OWN Mother. But also tell her not to get pulled into drugs and she needs to respect her body and mother.
[Post New]11/21/2013 20:52
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP, I'd keep closer tabs on what's going on. You are wise to be very concerned here. You have a warning sign.
Let her have friend(s) over for pizza making or whatever, so you can get to know them. Trouble is brewing, but you can get a handle on it.

Lots of kids with top report card grades and sports success, get a free pass to drink and do drugs, both by their parents and their school. Not easily believable, but so very true.



So agree with this.
[Post New]11/22/2013 11:43
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ThatSmileyFaceGuy
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However it's also highly likely that if you only faintly smelled smoke then she wasn't the one doing it.
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