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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DD (14) was recently caught blasting some inappropriate music in her room, and he reason why I have a problem with this is not because I think my daughter lacks maturity, but because I don't want her role models for how to be a woman to be "sexy red" talking about their "co*ch*e".

When we gave her a phone in seventh grade, we clearly outlined that we always have access to her phone because we are the ones who bought it/we pay for her plan etc.. But, even though I don't like this music is it a step too far to be censoring the music she listens to? Otherwise she is a very good kid and I want to give her some freedom but the song really rubbed me the wrong way[/quote]

LOL. Good luck with that. As others said, this is not the hill to die on.

First, she is going to hear that music whether you want her to or not.
But also, you can listen to the music and still believe that female role models are something other than what it is. I listened to a lot of "gangster rap" back in my teens and I wasn't slinging dope or doing any of the things in those songs. It was someone else's story, art, music and I was just the listener.[/quote]

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