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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You say your not in her house op but if you were then yes her house her rules. Regarding screens, food, sleep, showers really everything is up to her in her house. If she tells you to give her your phone you hand it over . [/quote] This is the weirdest post on this thread. If you’re at someone’s house, you literally have to do everything they say? If an adult I’m staying with demands that I give them my phone, I’m not handing it over, period. You have gone off the rails with hosts’ rights here. [/quote] I thought we were talking about children, not other adults. Yes, children, including teens, should listen and do what the adults in their family say.[/quote] If you tell my teenager to give you her phone, she won’t and I will support that. She’s not your kid. You don’t get to dictate that, your house or not. If you have something to say about my kid while she’s in your house, you come to me or her dad. Parent your own children and know when you’ve overstepped. And that business about how sleep, food and showers are also at the hosts’ directive? No. This is BAD HOST behavior. [/quote]
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