Anonymous wrote:Here is the question. Do you let the other girl's parents know your daughter is bisexual?
You can do whatever you want with your own daughter but your morality and values are not necessarily the same as everyone else's. When I send my kid over to a same sex sleepover I have an expectation of a sex free environment for my daughter. I'd never let my 15 year old have a sleepover at a boys house. My daughter is a minor and I do have control over what I allow or disallow her to do.
Seems like you need to fulfill your responsibility as the adult to inform other parents, otherwise you are imposing your lax standards on the children who you, as an adult, have volunteered to host for the evening.
Anonymous wrote:Or that you need a better relationship with YOUR daughter - it would be up to HER to tell you if she were sleeping over the house of a girl who is her friend vs a girlfriend's house!
Anonymous wrote:My 15 year old daughter recently told us she is bisexual which my husband and I are completely comfortable with. However, we disagree with how to handle sleepovers. Personally I am very uncomfortable with the notion of her having female friends spend the night where it’s quite possible something sexual will happen. The way I see it, there’s no way in hell I would let her have a male friend spend the night, so why should I allow it with girls? My husband disagrees and thinks it would be cruel to limit her from having sleepovers with her female friends. He does absolutely agree that boys are completely out of the question for sleepovers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Funny, I remember some of the craziest pre-adult exploring encounters happening at sleepovers. My mom was in the middle of a divorce, so I slept over friends houses... A Lot.
Needless to say, sexual identity aside, we explored and watched soft porn and snuck shots of some weird peppermint schnapps from the bar and played truth or dare and did all sorts of selacious things I'd never repeat...
..and this was between the ages of 12-15.
No sleepovers after age 10 for my kids.
+1 lots of “exploring” between straight tweens... not sure bisexuality has anything to do with it