Does this sound like bad parenting to you? I need as many answers as possible?

crazey_sissy asked:


14 yr old girl, has a crush on an 18 yr old. The girls brother is friends with the 18 year old, and sometimes spends the night at the older guys house. Mothers of the kids are friends. Girls mom lets the girl spend the night at the 18 yr olds house as long as her brothers there and the 18 yr olds mom is there. Does this sound like bad parenting to you? Just out of curiosity. Thanks!

Howard Stocker
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18 Responses to “Does this sound like bad parenting to you? I need as many answers as possible?”

  1. MOMMY585 Says:

    Lucy Jaramillo

    A bit wierd but I don’t think it alone constitues bad parenting unless the girl is allowed to sleep in the same room as the boys, then that could be bad since 18year old boys want sex and a girl sleeping in the same room my tempt him to do something he othewise wouldn’t do.

  2. kristina_hollingsworth99 Says:

    Luis Wages

    Sounds weird. I wouldn’t allow it.

  3. Georgia B Says:

    Jenny Gordon

    I say no sounds fine to me as long as nothing is going on and the parent is watching and keeping everything “PG” I see no problem with it.

  4. grayhare Says:

    David Houghton

    I don’t know about BAD parenting, because to each his or her own and only they know how well the child is being supervised, but I wouldn’t let my child spend the night with a child of another gender after or around the age of puberty, especially if I knew one was attracted to the other.

  5. EK Says:

    Frausto

    I don’t think so. I think it’s just a matter of trust for the girl, the 18 year old brother and boy and the boy’s parent.

  6. April Says:

    Victor Guffey

    Not bad parenting just some wrong thinking on the parents part. These days anything can happen and it does younger and younger. Its just asking for trouble. Although maybe she has trust in her daughter and that is a good thing too.

  7. turtle Says:

    Ethel Swinson

    Yes, it’s bad parenting. The parents set the rules and if they allow that little girl to sleep over with the boys what’s that telling her? It’s telling her that there are no boundaries. She needs boundaries. Boys and girls do not stay overnight together unless they are relatives or the whole family is staying over for some reason. Is an adult staying awake all night to make sure nothing happens? This little girl is not being well taken care of and watched out for by her parents. She is being put in harm’s way. And, her brother is being given the task of watching out for her. How would he feel if something happened to his little sis? Very lax of the parents. I’m appalled!!

  8. Celene Says:

    David Kissinger

    depends on the brother…if the brother is really trustworthy and protective and honorable to and towards his sister, i might allow it. on the otherhand, if the brother isn’t a 4.0 student on the choir team, well, i’d have to say a big fat “no.”

  9. sb Says:

    Beulah Dillon

    Not bad parenting, but odd parenting. Thats a little weird for me.

  10. terry Says:

    Allen Flinn

    Its not something that I would allow. Bad parenting unless they are very strict about sleeping arrangements.,

  11. sikn_shadow_420 Says:

    Daisy Craver

    nope. its normal, you can’t just run away from these things…………your kids will grow up no matter what you do, all you can really do is advise her, its not like you can reasonably dictate her life or monitor her 24\7. you must instill proper values at a very young age all while alowing her to mature at a normal pace.

    of course i’m assuming they sleep in seperate rooms.

    and i know personally i would knock a tooth if one of my friends were to even touch my sister in a sexual way.

    when she starts seeing a new guy, the day i find out they are dating i pull him aside, place a condom in his hand and tell him “if you use it i’ll knock you out. if you don’t i’ll bend your fucking knees back”, i remain polite yet am very serious, and he better understand that worst case scenario, he gets her pregnate and runs off, he wouldn’t get far.

  12. kim4sonny Says:

    Craig Cortes

    Adding hormones in with hormones does not sound good to me! No disrespect to the 18 year old boy , but boys are boys, and girls @ that age will do anything to get their crush. The fact that her brother is there does not matter, because in the little world of teenage love – where there is a will there is a way!

  13. Erika Says:

    Nathan Carbaugh

    OK so i read this 3 times to be sure i understood before i answered and no i dont think it is bad parenting per say the mothers are friends and the brother is friends with this boy as well, as long as they are not sleeping next to each other and supervision is there i dont see a big deal although the crush thing may concern me i guess , i would be having a living room style sleep over with mom or dad in there on the sofa to be watching the teens for sure though

  14. you wish you knew me Says:

    Joseph Seaver

    well you dont know how well the families know each other do you?

    and im sure the mom is making sure the girl isnt sleeping in the same room…

    and if the brother is there i can almost guarantee he wouldnt let her do anything with him

    those parents are making sure someone is there with them… thats called being responsible.. they arent just letting her do it

    bad parenting would be “oh it will just be you and him? oh ok well use a condom!”.

  15. tiger katy Says:

    Patrick Woo

    i dont think i would alow it if i had childern and my mum would not like me doing that

  16. Chrissy B Says:

    Howard Benavidez

    Maybe ignorant parenting. I would never allow this.

  17. Angie Says:

    Joe Charlton

    I’m not sure. Honestly, an 18 year old guy is not interested in a 14 year old. Unless he’s some asshole who wants to have sex with her just for the sake of it. But personally, I wouldn’t allow my daughter to spend the night with two 18 year old guys, no matter the relationship. She needs to have her eyes set on someone close to her age. A 14 year old is thinking about a school dance. An 18 year old is going off to college.

  18. volcanoking Says:

    Georgia Caskey

    its more dirty situation that u had written. it sounds more awkward to me.

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