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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have bad memories of a sleepover at a friend’s house whose father was a real creeper. I was totally unsettled and my friend made us go through his playboy stash and look at photos of naked women. This was a respectable family in the community too. I was 8 years old and never wanted to go back. My kids now have zero interest in sleepovers and I’m totally fine with that. If they really wanted to go, I would consider, but only with people we know very well.[/quote] Yuck- I had a similar experience, but with a movie (not the dad, but the kids). I felt so icky. I let my daughter go to a couple in elementary school, but I knew the parents. My now HS child doesn't want to invite anyone here for one though. I think she's embarrassed about our house. She calls in "dingy," but it really isn't- just old.[/quote]
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