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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you value your children's friendship, you take the high road at option c.  If not, be prepared for the friendship to be terminate by the parents outside of school.  Normal yes, but [b]I would not be ok with another child having an explicit conversation at 13 [/b](16 fine, 13, NO) with my child and in less I could trust that you will supervise and support your (and my child) I would not allow my child to go to your home nor welcome yours into mine anymore.

Different parents have different standards.  Part of parenting is teaching kids to respect those differences and support others in their choices even if you do not agree.  What may be ok for your child may not be ok for theirs.  [/quote]

It's going to happen, though.[/quote]

^^^So the question is, what are you going to do about it? If Larla has an explicit conversation with your kid, and your kid tells you about it, and you say, "You may no longer be friends with Larla!", that's not going to stop your kid from talking to Larla. It might stop your kid from talking to you, though.[/quote]

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