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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]At 21 they are old enough to share a room. In this scenario I don't think it's appropriate for parents to be split up and rooms to be divided by gender. You wouldn't do this if the boyfriend wasn't there, would you? Either you spring for the 3rd room so you have a kids/parents/college couple setup or you sacrifice your comfort and your teens' comfort so the college couple can have some privacy. I know what I would do.
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Do you always let your kids run your life?  Ridiculous.  If they can't afford a third room, parents definitely get their own and all kids share.  If the BF isn't comfortable with this he shouldn't go.[/quote]

Op previously acknowledged that sharing a room with his sister and boyfriend would probably (understandably) make the high school aged younger brother uncomfortable. Do his feelings not matter or should he just not go on the trip?[/quote]

Can they do

Room 1:  One bed: Mom+Dad, Other bed: brother

Room 2:  One bed: Sister + Sister, Other bed: boyfriend

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Why not put BF with parents to supervise and put three siblings in one room.[/quote]

:lol:  :lol: I'm sure that would be a fun vacation for boyfriend and parents![/quote]

I meant parents supervising BF.[/quote]

I know that's what you meant, I'm still laughing. He's a 21 year old man. I can't imagine sharing a hotel room with my daughter's boyfriend to prevent sex or whatever the supervising is for.[/quote]

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