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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have B/G twins so I usually try and get my son to meet up with my daughter when it gets late.  But my husband did just spend 90 minutes in an Applebees parking lot a few weeks ago when my daughter and 3 other 15/16 year olds went to have appetizers and milkshakes after a school play rehearsal at 9:30.  She drives so she drove there and home.  DH literally just stayed in the parking lot as a compromise because he wasn't allowed to go in and sit at the bar.  "INSIDE IS NOT ALLOWED DAD, PLEASE GOD NO". [/quote]
That's so cute and sweet - op.[/quote]

That’s not cute or sweet. It’s overprotective and shows that you don’t trust DD to handle basic life skills, like walking through a parking lot. It’s sexist, disgusting and sad. I’m surprised your girls don’t have extreme anxiety after receiving the message that they’re not as capable as their brothers from their parents. I wonder if you parents realize that you’re setting the stage for your DDs to have relationships with men who are sexist and won’t treat them as partners because you’re teaching your girls they’re not equal. [/quote]

A lot of 16 year old girls are working jobs at Applebees type of places and getting off late.  The 16 year old girls are making their own car payments from
the job they are working.  The above post is pretty unbelievable.[/quote]

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