Anonymous wrote:Behind the preposition at!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know if teen boys socialize differently, but my teen girls and their friends (and every other teen I know) get out a fair bit, but it is with friends.
They make plans and meet up at diners, movie theaters, the mall, the various town center/shopping areas, boba or coffee shops. They go to each other houses - but not randomly. They talk with each other and then make transportation arrangements. If they were out somewhere and another teen was also there, alone, it would never occur to them to talk to the other person.
Think of it as a "friend date." They do activities to meet other kids, they go out with their friends to spend time with their friends.
I have one of each. It’s very different. DD is constantly making plans and asking for rides. DS sits in a room on a computer and looks at me blankly when I suggest he meet up with the friends he’s talking to online and says something like “why would we want to do that?” He sees others at practice but doesn’t seem to have the constant need to hang out in person. I know not all teens are like this but my two are.
Anonymous wrote:I don't know if teen boys socialize differently, but my teen girls and their friends (and every other teen I know) get out a fair bit, but it is with friends.
They make plans and meet up at diners, movie theaters, the mall, the various town center/shopping areas, boba or coffee shops. They go to each other houses - but not randomly. They talk with each other and then make transportation arrangements. If they were out somewhere and another teen was also there, alone, it would never occur to them to talk to the other person.
Think of it as a "friend date." They do activities to meet other kids, they go out with their friends to spend time with their friends.
Anonymous wrote:Basketball court at the playground near our house.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:what kind of rando on the internet asks where kids hang out? there is no proof you're a parent.
You're insane
Sure, just direct the latest pedo to your kids' favorite haunt. Hope it ends well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:what kind of rando on the internet asks where kids hang out? there is no proof you're a parent.
You're insane
Anonymous wrote:Parents where do your teens hang out at? My 14 yr old needs and wants to get out the house to interact with others their age. FYI I am in the city.
Anonymous wrote:I don't know if teen boys socialize differently, but my teen girls and their friends (and every other teen I know) get out a fair bit, but it is with friends.
They make plans and meet up at diners, movie theaters, the mall, the various town center/shopping areas, boba or coffee shops. They go to each other houses - but not randomly. They talk with each other and then make transportation arrangements. If they were out somewhere and another teen was also there, alone, it would never occur to them to talk to the other person.
Think of it as a "friend date." They do activities to meet other kids, they go out with their friends to spend time with their friends.
Anonymous wrote:what kind of rando on the internet asks where kids hang out? there is no proof you're a parent.