teens sharing a room
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Question: Should we just go ahead and allow them to share a room? or is that just a little to "liberal"?
Total Votes: 62
My 16 year old dd asked/informed me that her boyfriend was going to spend thanksgiving vacation with us at the lake house. Fine, no problem. My dh and I are discussing what the rules we should lay out...here is the "issue":
We know that they are sexually active already (they have been together almost 2 years) and we are ok with that,
We know that one or the other will likely "sneak" into the other one's room (I remember being 16...that is almost exactly how I got pregnant with her)
We have always had a very open relationship with our kids, but this is making us really think about exactly how open do we want it to be.
ETA. any thoughts, ideas, experiences? this is new territory for us...
But seriously no way in hell would my child be informing me of such a decision. Asking is one thing but informing... Yeah not happening.
Quoting Anonymous:I am the parent here...not you. I am fine with the way it was communicated to my husband and I.
and for the other people who have asked: his mom is fine with the whole arrangement and is aware that they are sexually active as well.
Quoting Ms.Pteranodon:
She INFORMED you?? She didn't ask you??
Who is the parent here?
Wow where is the respect for the parents? Sure they're sexually active, but they're not even married to be having sex under your roof. I'm married now and still wouldn't have sex in my parents house, that's very disrespectful.
Quoting mytrueloveS:Wow where is the respect for the parents? Sure they're sexually active, but they're not even married to be having sex under your roof. I'm married now and still wouldn't have sex in my parents house, that's very disrespectful.


