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[quote=Anonymous]I don't think I would be too upset about all this.  But that is because my stellar DD fell apart the last 6 months b4 she went to college.  I almost did not let her go (to college).  Everything is relative.

That said, lying is not acceptable.

But maybe he is in love with this girlfriend?  Love makes us all do crazy things.

OP I agree with the PP that said as soon as you knew this was his plan (the deceit) you should have called him out on it.  I am kind of questioning if the mix-up with you receiving his texts was not you simply choosing to spy on him.  Easy to do if he is on your apple ID.

I must admit I did think the idea of driving your/his car home without telling him struck me as kind of funny and something I would like to think I would do.

I would not ground him as I am pretty sure that is not the most effective punishment.  He may choose to rebel against that and then where would you be?

I'd pull the car for a bit and maybe the phone.

Tread easy OP as a kid can go from great to horrible pretty darn quick.

Good luck.

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