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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sleepovers were some of my favorite times when I was a kid and my daughter now in college just said she loved being the fun house, the Girl Scout house, and the sleepover house.  Tons of memories.  It made me teary-eyed.  My youngest is 12 and she has sleepovers at least twice a month.  Here or other houses.  Kids NEED socialization in person, now more than ever.

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They don't need it, you do.  It gives you a break.  Fun house is code for drugs, alcohol, sex and partying.[/quote]

Not necessarily! My best friends house was the “fun house” but not the party house. We did lots of sleepovers elementary-HS and I won’t say it was all innocent all the time there wasn’t drinking, drugs, sex or partying. Her mother is an amazing woman and we all love her dearly, she’s like a second mom to a lot of the women who grew up spending time at the house. I understand not wanting to do sleepovers and I don’t think they are necessary but I also think even teens can enjoy a fun house where they can relax, talk for hours, watch dumb tv and eat junk food. [/quote]

Because not all adults are good people and not all homes are safe.  And, often you don't know till its to late.  Thats great her mom was a good person but that's not always everyone.  You were lucky.[/quote]

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