Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what if they are 11?! My daughter had her first "boyfriend" at 12.
Obviously that didn't last long. She is now 17 and has been dating someone for the past year. They went away this weekend and I'm ok with it. Grow up!
You aren’t “grown up” because you allow your 17 year old DD to go out of town with her boyfriend. I’m plenty grown up and none of daughters would ever even ask to do this because they know it’s inappropriate and not something any of their friends are doing, either. I’m sure you are the same mom who hosts drinking parties in your basement, and may even buy the alcohol. You may think you are the cool, enlightened mom but I guarantee that lots of other moms just think you are a crappy parent.
Mom sounds more like checked out than "grown up". I don't plan to be so permissive when my daughter is a few years older. Don't care if I'm the "cool mom" or not. Or else has pretty low standards and expectations for her daughter.
Anonymous wrote:Letting your 17 year old daughter go away with her boyfriend is whack. Can they even check into a hotel as minors? Or, l
et me guess, the boyfriend is 25 and mom is cool with that too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If teens poly dating had been a thing in 1987-1990, my life would have had less drama than it did due to my friends and I falling for the same guys repeatedly.
I doubt it - the opposite - likely much worse jealousy when one gets more attention or favor …
Except not. Jealousy exists in all relationships, at least in poly situations people are open about their feelings and needs.
I miss the days when these kids just joined the drama club.
+1000
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what if they are 11?! My daughter had her first "boyfriend" at 12.
Obviously that didn't last long. She is now 17 and has been dating someone for the past year. They went away this weekend and I'm ok with it. Grow up!
You aren’t “grown up” because you allow your 17 year old DD to go out of town with her boyfriend. I’m plenty grown up and none of daughters would ever even ask to do this because they know it’s inappropriate and not something any of their friends are doing, either. I’m sure you are the same mom who hosts drinking parties in your basement, and may even buy the alcohol. You may think you are the cool, enlightened mom but I guarantee that lots of other moms just think you are a crappy parent.
How am I a "crappy parent"?? Yes my daughter is open with me. I sure all your daughters are doing that behind your back and you all have no idea!!
Just go on their instagrams and you will maybe realise.
My daughter is nearly an adult. She posted a picture of herself and her bf in a bath tub (just legs nothing else) yes shocker it happens. I didn't go loose my mind. We just had a conversation about being responsible. Which is the way to do it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They’re eleven? Is it common for eleven-year-olds to have girlfriends/boyfriends these days? All the kids in my life are much younger so I don’t have a sense of what the tween norms are now.
No. It's not.
Anonymous wrote:So what if they are 11?! My daughter had her first "boyfriend" at 12.
Obviously that didn't last long. She is now 17 and has been dating someone for the past year. They went away this weekend and I'm ok with it. Grow up!
You aren’t “grown up” because you allow your 17 year old DD to go out of town with her boyfriend. I’m plenty grown up and none of daughters would ever even ask to do this because they know it’s inappropriate and not something any of their friends are doing, either. I’m sure you are the same mom who hosts drinking parties in your basement, and may even buy the alcohol. You may think you are the cool, enlightened mom but I guarantee that lots of other moms just think you are a crappy parent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If teens poly dating had been a thing in 1987-1990, my life would have had less drama than it did due to my friends and I falling for the same guys repeatedly.
I doubt it - the opposite - likely much worse jealousy when one gets more attention or favor …
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what if they are 11?! My daughter had her first "boyfriend" at 12.
Obviously that didn't last long. She is now 17 and has been dating someone for the past year. They went away this weekend and I'm ok with it. Grow up!
You aren’t “grown up” because you allow your 17 year old DD to go out of town with her boyfriend. I’m plenty grown up and none of daughters would ever even ask to do this because they know it’s inappropriate and not something any of their friends are doing, either. I’m sure you are the same mom who hosts drinking parties in your basement, and may even buy the alcohol. You may think you are the cool, enlightened mom but I guarantee that lots of other moms just think you are a crappy parent.
Mom sounds more like checked out than "grown up". I don't plan to be so permissive when my daughter is a few years older. Don't care if I'm the "cool mom" or not. Or else has pretty low standards and expectations for her daughter.
Anonymous wrote:They’re eleven? Is it common for eleven-year-olds to have girlfriends/boyfriends these days? All the kids in my life are much younger so I don’t have a sense of what the tween norms are now.
Anonymous wrote:So what if they are 11?! My daughter had her first "boyfriend" at 12.
Obviously that didn't last long. She is now 17 and has been dating someone for the past year. They went away this weekend and I'm ok with it. Grow up!
You aren’t “grown up” because you allow your 17 year old DD to go out of town with her boyfriend. I’m plenty grown up and none of daughters would ever even ask to do this because they know it’s inappropriate and not something any of their friends are doing, either. I’m sure you are the same mom who hosts drinking parties in your basement, and may even buy the alcohol. You may think you are the cool, enlightened mom but I guarantee that lots of other moms just think you are a crappy parent.