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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I agree with the PP who posted the more appropriate alternatives. Setting boundaries for what you, personally, are willing to do or discuss is a good thing. However, it really isn't appropriate for a teenage child to be basically chastising or passing judgment on any non-dangerous behavior of an adult. And if "speaking like boys" means being blunt, abrupt, presumptuous, and rude then I think we need to be teaching boys better manners, not teaching girls to live down to poor examples.[/quote] Eh? "Does your wife know you're interested in the sex lives of your friends' 16-year-old daughters, you skeevy old man?" would have been rude. What OP says she said, is not.[/quote] This exactly. If I were that age, I probably would have mumbled something, but this is what I would afterwards privately have WISHED I'd said. What a shit that man is. [/quote]
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