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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]What does "acting like sluts" mean?

Also, while you may want your kids to steer clear of a person who does things you disapprove of, your kids might make their own decisions about this.[/quote]

Giving and receiving BJs in the middle of a party while people watch.
Having a boy f blast you in Five Guys.
Having multiple sex partners in one night.

[b]Shall I go on.[/b] These all happened this year.

No. My kids are not exactly smart on how to dump friends at this point in the small career of dealing with teens making bad decisions. But yes, as they get older they know when to stop hanging out with a person. They have seen first hand how these kids are a mess and have seen good friends get in trouble through the guilt by association.

I bet the fight at Wilson was over a boy. The stabbing at Churchill was over a boy. Kids are taking on too much too early. 
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You don't have to be specific for my benefit. You need to be specific for your children's benefit, so that they know specifically what behaviors you disapprove of. "Acting like sluts" can mean a very wide range of behaviors.

I'm also wondering how you know about these incidents. Do your children tell you? How do they know?[/quote]

I have 1 child that tell me everything, one tells me nothing. My H works with teens so... I have eyes wide open when it comes to what really goes on.

Well, they know because they were there. Of course, they are not "there" or where ever these specific kids are anymore. But a lot changes from 8th-11th. Lot of friends to avoid, stop spending time with.[/quote]

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