Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 14:42     Subject: NYE cigar

No. But I also wouldn't marry someone dumb enough to smoke either.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 14:40     Subject: Re:NYE cigar

Anonymous wrote:When did people lose their sense of perspective and fun? It’s New Year’s Eve, it’s a cigar and the kid is 17. It’s fine.


cancer isn’t fun, yo
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 14:34     Subject: NYE cigar

Your kid, your rules (I wouldn’t do it), but if you allowed my child (the “friend”), I’d be absolutely livid. So I think it’s an easier line to just say “not until you are 18.”
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 14:00     Subject: Re:NYE cigar

When did people lose their sense of perspective and fun? It’s New Year’s Eve, it’s a cigar and the kid is 17. It’s fine.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 13:31     Subject: Re:NYE cigar

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Nicotine is bad. Don't glamorize it. This coming from a former smoker that started at 18 because it was cool.


Who’s glamorizing it here?


um the dad when he makes it the centerpiece of a holiday celebration
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 13:28     Subject: Re:NYE cigar

Anonymous wrote:17? I’d be completely ok with that.


+1
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 13:26     Subject: Re:NYE cigar

Anonymous wrote:Nicotine is bad. Don't glamorize it. This coming from a former smoker that started at 18 because it was cool.


Who’s glamorizing it here?
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 13:25     Subject: Re:NYE cigar

Nicotine is bad. Don't glamorize it. This coming from a former smoker that started at 18 because it was cool.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 13:21     Subject: NYE cigar

While I love cigars I will confess I do believe it is a “gateway” drug and one reason I have had a lifelong struggle with nicotine. Once a teen realizes the perceived benefit of nicotine (the sharpening of focus and clarity, alleviation of anxiety) they will be more apt to pick up a cigarette just this once on the side. Next thing you know you can pull a whole pack on an all nighter doing calculus. The white collar nicotine addicts are real. I sometimes wish I hadn’t been introduced.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 13:15     Subject: NYE cigar

no way. that’s a dirty habit your DH should keep to himself, unless you want a vaping teen on your hands. plus one cigar stinks like *ss - you really want 3 at once? they’re intolerable even outside.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 13:12     Subject: NYE cigar

Anonymous wrote:DSs, 17, will be home this NYE with just one friend each. Every year DH celebrates with a cigar (usually at our friends’ house with the guys). The boys want to join him since they’re all at home - would you allow this?


Not unless I knew the other parents were OK with it.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 13:08     Subject: NYE cigar

One cigar at New Years won't hurt him.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 13:07     Subject: Re:NYE cigar

17? I’d be completely ok with that.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 07:47     Subject: NYE cigar

No way. Ca teen will not regulate a cigar to once per year.
Anonymous
Post 12/31/2020 07:45     Subject: NYE cigar

DSs, 17, will be home this NYE with just one friend each. Every year DH celebrates with a cigar (usually at our friends’ house with the guys). The boys want to join him since they’re all at home - would you allow this?