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Your DH has likely made it clear to your son that he thinks there should be one drop off and no hanging out at home until 11:00.

Answer honestly:

Do you want to drive him in later so he likes you more than your DH? [/quote]

Are you kidding? No.
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Even though you called your DH "cold and selfish?" Sounds to me that you want to be the "nice" parent in this scenario. Otherwise, why else would you do it? Why not back up your DH and give your kid more study time in the process? [/quote]

My son has no idea we are even debating this idea. Wtf is worng with you?
I am rarely "the nice parent". I dont care to be. [b]I am much more strict than my dh[/b]. That makes me less popular, i assume. Who cares.
This is not how my mind works.[/quote]

Really? You said of your DH "He thinks I'm too soft."[/quote]

Like all couples, I am softer in certain places and stricter in others. Same with dh.
I am strict on curfews. I want to know who he is with and where, always. I dont like him driving  in the car with teens. We all have our areas.
I am really strict with grades, they better be A's.
I am soft on things like having them clean their own bathrooms. Its enough they do their own laundry and do dishes ect.
I am quick to get a tutor if they need help, dh thinks they should tough it out.

BTW, nice try with your nit picking. 
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