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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you defended the act and acted like it was nbd, I would feel that your family is not one I want my kid around too much, and would try to distance her.

I don't think you need to apologize profusely. But I think you should just say thanks for bringing it to my attention to diffuse the situation. If she escalates, I think you and she should talk about it in person or distance yourselves from each other.[/quote]

+1 I would also wonder where your daughter got this information if my daughter is a daily friend of hers. [/quote]

Were you a 13-year-old in the US? Kids talk. Also, there is the Internet. I had certainly heard about BJs and 69 from other kids by the time I was 13, and that was long before the Internet.

If you don't want your kid to hear about anything from other kids -- well, that won't work, unless you isolate your kid from all other kids.

If you want your kid to get reliable information, make sure that your kid doesn't get their information solely from other kids.[/quote]

I'm the original quoted PP in this post. I agree that this is no unusual/atypical talk for 13yo. My concern is how acceptable the parent thinks the talk (or the acts) are for this age group.[/quote]

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