What are you thoughts?
Would you let your son or daughter?
Would you have one for your son or daughter?
Would you let your son or daughter?
Would you have one for your son or daughter?
13-14yr old Co-ed sleep overs~
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Posts: 360 (03/27/2008 10:28 AM) |
Edited By: Ransom 03/27/2008 10:35 AM.
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sixtwentyeight02 |
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Posts: 3795 (03/27/2008 10:29 AM) |
Might want to change your title to 13 instead of 31?
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Peachgrrl |
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Posts: 40931 (03/27/2008 10:29 AM) Most Well-Rounded '02 |
Yeah, I don't understand the title.
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Posts: 92266 (03/27/2008 10:29 AM) JC Fanatic '03
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What? You mean people of that age range having a sleepover? WTF has a sleepover at age 31?
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Posts: 12211 (03/27/2008 10:29 AM) |
um I'm going to go with a no..
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Posts: 3998 (03/27/2008 10:31 AM) |
Are you saying there are going to be 31 14 year olds? Or someone who is 31 sleeping with 14 year olds?
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Posts: 6176 (03/27/2008 10:31 AM) |
Edit: Ok didn't see the co-ed part. So my reply doesn't really matter
I'm confused. Are you saying that there will be thirty-one 14 yr olds at a sleepover? If that's the case then yes. From the time I was a freshman to a senior in H.S. I'd have all the girls from drill team at my house for a sleepover. Either for someone's birthday or to celebrate something we won. Are you wanting to host one or sending a kid over to one? |
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Posts: 2576 (03/27/2008 10:31 AM) |
She means 13-14
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Posts: 3796 (03/27/2008 10:32 AM) |
I think she meant 13-14yr olds
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Posts: 356 (03/27/2008 10:33 AM) |
Eh, I think that is a little too young...I started having those kind of sleepovers when I was a senior in HS.
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Posts: 20666 (03/27/2008 10:33 AM) |
I get the 13-14 year old thing, but what I don't get is if she's asking about single sex sleepovers or boy/girl sleepovers. My daughter had oodles of
sleepovers at that age, but boy went home by 10 or 11pm. My daughter is now a junior in high school and the boy/girl rule in my house is still the same. She
can have a houseful of girls over and I don't much care. Boys go home by 11pm now.
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Jess116005 |
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Posts: 16959 (03/27/2008 10:35 AM) |
Co-ed sleep overs are a no for me. But your title is damn confusing.
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Posts: 40932 (03/27/2008 10:37 AM) Most Well-Rounded '02 |
I went to plenty of boy/girl sleepovers in high school, but admittedly, my friends and I were really good kids in high school and there was nothing shady going
on. Kids these days though...no way in hell would I allow 13-14y.o.'s to spend the night together.
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LisaChasez |
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Posts: 92268 (03/27/2008 10:38 AM) JC Fanatic '03
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After the title edit, I'm going to go with no.
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Pinkygrl1183 |
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Posts: 5063 (03/27/2008 10:38 AM) |
I think it's too young too. My 11 year old half sister is having co-ed sleepovers already.
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Moon and Star |
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Posts: 37387 (03/27/2008 10:38 AM) |
No way. I know that most times nothing happens at these things but I don't want to be responsible for when the rare occasion something DOES happen.
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Posts: 7497 (03/27/2008 10:39 AM) |
I am confused. Sleepovers with girls/girls or boys/boys is alright. If its mixed sexes no way in hell is that is a good idea. If I had a kid they would have to
be 18 & on their own to be allowed to do that. My house my rules don't like it tough shit.
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Posts: 11251 (03/27/2008 10:40 AM) |
NOT a good idea.
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IdDoJC100Ways |
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Posts: 20667 (03/27/2008 10:40 AM) |
Hell no to the co-ed sleepovers.
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Posts: 1732 (03/27/2008 10:42 AM) |
If it's done property- with responsible adult supervision and the boys and girls are in seperate rooms when bed time happens, I'm okay with it. (Think
of it like sleep away camp- everyone can hang out before they go to bed, but then they are in seperate sleeping areas).
But if I were a parent, I would shy away from something like this. It just invites problems. |
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malism |
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Posts: 2043 (03/27/2008 10:42 AM) |
Nope, dont think sooo
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