We’ve removed all boundaries around sexual behavior for these kids. They think of sex as nothing deeper than a conversation with someone. I don’t think it’s good for their mental health, but I’m not in charge of the world.

I'm a chaperone and I didn't supply any alcohol. not a drop. The parents sent their kids with cases and cases and bottles. So much.


the chaperones are here in case of emergency only and to ensure the kids have regular meals. I am not here to police adult children besides requiring that everyone come home by 1am. most houses do not have any curfew and other houses have no adult on site at all.

policing behavior is on the parents who sent their kids. I am not going to wrestle a drink from an adult. if you sent your kid but they still require an adult to ensure they abstain from drinking or from sleeping around when drunk then why aren't you here or why didn't you teach your child how to behave to your standard?

There are probably 100 houses of kids. Every public, private and Catholic from the DMV and many houses from most schools.

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Anonymous wrote:There’s nothing empowering about abortion. I’ll never forget one young woman (speaking from experience) saying:
“Your life will never be the same.”

Heartbreaking.

I had one. Zero regrets and zero impact on my life. Not everyone is that dramatic

Many factors go in to how one feels about their abortion(s) as time goes on. Consider yourself lucky.

You never know how you will feel down the road. Not to mention, you sound like you are in denial to feel nothing.

You have been greatly affected by one person‘s fleeting comment about something. You might want to see a therapist for that.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There’s nothing empowering about abortion. I’ll never forget one young woman (speaking from experience) saying:
“Your life will never be the same.”

Heartbreaking.

I had one. Zero regrets and zero impact on my life. Not everyone is that dramatic

Many factors go in to how one feels about their abortion(s) as time goes on. Consider yourself lucky.

You never know how you will feel down the road. Not to mention, you sound like you are in denial to feel nothing.

Life goes on for these girls.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There’s nothing empowering about abortion. I’ll never forget one young woman (speaking from experience) saying:
“Your life will never be the same.”

Heartbreaking.

I had one. Zero regrets and zero impact on my life. Not everyone is that dramatic

Many factors go in to how one feels about their abortion(s) as time goes on. Consider yourself lucky.

You never know how you will feel down the road. Not to mention, you sound like you are in denial to feel nothing.

Exactly.

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Anonymous wrote:Where is this happening OP, and what is your role and purpose as chaperone? It all seems very bizarre.

Exactly! If you are there, why are they drunk enough to talk to you about their sex lives?

OP is a perv who likes to start these posts.

Luckily, there are a lot of moms who will contribute to the conversation

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Anonymous wrote:Where is this happening OP, and what is your role and purpose as chaperone? It all seems very bizarre.

Exactly! If you are there, why are they drunk enough to talk to you about their sex lives?

She's not a regular mom. She's a cool mom.

Anonymous wrote:Where is this happening OP, and what is your role and purpose as chaperone? It all seems very bizarre.

Exactly! If you are there, why are they drunk enough to talk to you about their sex lives?

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Anonymous wrote:Its beach week and they are adults.

Not always. Some seniors can be 17. Even so 17 and 18 year old are still kids.

No they are not kids.

Not in the eyes of the law.

Birth control people sex Ed etc.. open conversations with your kids boys and girls.

Well, the law was put in place so that we could send them to war not because they are actually adults.

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Anonymous wrote:This is why beach week is such a bad idea.

+ 1,000

Omg they go to college in three
Months

If they can not handle beach week they should not be going,

Maybe some people actually go to college for an education.

A lot of these girls will reflect later, even years later, and realize they weren't fully consenting or capable of consent. It's sad.

I graduated high school in 1994 and this seems right in line with what I experienced then.

Anonymous wrote:Some of the casual sex I had at that age felt empowering and some of it just felt dumb. I did and do wish i'd had more input from a caring adult.

Some at age 17/18? Many girls this age haven't even had 1. Yikes.

How is this empowering to women?

Some of the casual sex I had at that age felt empowering and some of it just felt dumb. I did and do wish i'd had more input from a caring adult.