Topic: do you got through your kids... | |
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moonlight_ride62
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Fri 07/03/09 05:24 AM
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book bags.. pocketbooks.. wallets.. or rooms...to make sure they are not hiding things
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Nope. My son knows this is an option but I would never exercise it unless I strongly felt there was a compelling need to. And even that would be a last resort. He is entitled to his privacy, as is anyone.
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I feel the same way..I have never gone through their stuff...and have been frowned upon for not doing so...my kids have never given me a moments grief and I think that it would be abusing my authority to search their stuff...
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I did however find an empty condom wrapper on my sons floor one time...after I had been away for a weekend...but at least he was being careful..and he was 18 at the time...so my only thought was darn he is getting more action then me...
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Due to my son's mental illness it's necessary for me to go thru his things on a regular basis. The way I see it he's only 10 an besides that as long as he's livin under my roof, he has no right to privacy.
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book bags.. pocketbooks.. wallets.. or rooms...to make sure they are not hiding things I haven't felt the need to do that yet. |
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The only time I went through his stuff was when he was at college and had asked me to send him certain items. I came across his "Sex for Dummies" book. After determining that it was indeed for dummies, I did the sensible motherly thing: I shipped it to him....packed right beside his Bible, laughing all the way.
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The only time I went through his stuff was when he was at college and had asked me to send him certain items. I came across his "Sex for Dummies" book. After determining that it was indeed for dummies, I did the sensible motherly thing: I shipped it to him....packed right beside his Bible, laughing all the way. |
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"No rights" At least he has his thoughts to himself....
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No
Only if there's a really good reason! |
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My daughters and I have never had a breach of trust, or any suspicions that would cause me to search the belongings.
We are blessed. |
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