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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My senior ds has had a girlfriend for about six months. We know they are having sex (dh had talk with ds about it). His girlfriend is very good friend with dd too, and I'd have zero issue with her sleeping at our house if needed (she lives a little far away), but I am not okay with her staying in ds's room. With dd, in spare room...fine anytime. Is it hypocritical? Perhaps, but to me sleeping together under one roof is more of a committed/married level behavior. Dh and I didn't do that until years into our relationship at our respective parents' place. [b]It's just a matter of respect.[/b][/quote] The bolded sentence confuses me. What's disrespectful? [/quote] To me it's about respecting your parents' home and having some boundaries, and also respecting the girlfriend and her parents. It may not make sense to you and that's totally okay. People can parent how they see fit. It wasn't an issue with ds and he understood and respects it. [/quote] Right I was asking you how it is disrespectful, but if you don't want to (or can't) explain it that's fine.[/quote] I don't know that I can explain it. It just feels completely wrong and "adult" to me in a way that I am not comfortable with from very young people who are not yet adults. [/quote] NP. I am a "no sex for teens" puritan but I actually see your point here. It's not about the actual act of sex, it's more about the intimacy and social clues that are tied to staying over as a partner. I do think that's a different thing, and I respect you drawing the line as you have.[/quote]
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