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Topic: I was ALONE
Cutiepieforyou's photo
Mon 09/28/09 08:27 AM

With my boyfriend's two teenaged sons yesterday. I was totally unprepared and terrified! It was only for about an hour and it went okay, but whewwwww!!!

I think the situation with older kids is so much different than younger kids. Not to mention his are very bright and ask me very direct questions. It's like passing an exam every time...laugh


I've been through "the test" before too. scared

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Mon 09/28/09 08:29 AM

owww, that would be scary.

I have boys so I have always had a houseful of them at varied ages.

Yeah, teenagers these days are pretty sharp, not much gets by them.

I have found over the years that nothing is more entertaining than a room

full of teenage boys and me on the other side of the wall when they don't

know I'm there listening.


I love listening to my son and his friends talk, not only do they crack me up but I find myself coming away with a great sense of hope. These kids are so much more politically and socially aware than I ever was at 14, they know so much and do so much. I think if any generation can really change the world, it might just be the ones coming up.

But, they do kill me, though, as they think they are the first EVER in the world to discover sex laugh laugh laugh

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Mon 09/28/09 08:31 AM

Congratulations,, u passed with the kids,, have you passed the best friend test yet?...lol


Nope... not met the best friend yet. The best friend's wife was pretty tight with the ex, so I'm thinking that might be a long time coming!

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Mon 09/28/09 08:33 AM


Why terrified unless you have things to hide nothing to be afraid of.

Why would you need to be prepared just have to be yourself what else can you be.

Direct questions or not unless you have things to hide be honest and should be no problem.

You can't control what teens think just be yourself and let them make their mind on your true self not on a prepare terrified one.

In one sentence, be yourself that is all the another person teens or adults can ask and judge you on.


I see you don't have kids.


And that changes what.

No don't have any of my own but I was the nanny to my sisters kids (3) for 5 years. I have met lots of children through my relations over the years since once you reach a certain age the majority of woman you meet have kids and some liked me some didn't so I know how it feels to meet the kids of your lover.

Doesn't mean I never had kids that i cannot have an opinion.

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Mon 09/28/09 08:37 AM
Actually...that makes you a "Manny"...:wink:

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Mon 09/28/09 08:38 AM


And that changes what.

What this changes is your ability to understand what I meant in my post. I'm certain you disagree...

No don't have any of my own but I was the nanny to my sisters kids (3) for 5 years. I have met lots of children through my relations over the years since once you reach a certain age the majority of woman you meet have kids and some liked me some didn't so I know how it feels to meet the kids of your lover.

Doesn't mean I never had kids that i cannot have an opinion.



You can definitely have an opinion. Everyone has that right. But it was evident in your post you aren't a parent.

I have nephews too.

I'm sorry, but your post was simply ridiculous. Meeting the children of your SO is a big huge freaking deal, and you should care what they think. Not being nervous about it, filtering and carefully wording what you say.... well that's reckless. Not to mention disrepectful of your SO.

And I should add, in end, that I didn't ask for their judgment and I doubt I ever will.

Englishrose2's photo
Mon 09/28/09 08:45 AM
Good luck and as long as you all put in the effort everything should turn out ok, during the rocky patches cross your fingerslaugh laugh flowerforyou Anna x

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Mon 09/28/09 08:46 AM

Good luck and as long as you all put in the effort everything should turn out ok, during the rocky patches cross your fingerslaugh laugh flowerforyou Anna x


Thanks. I haven't met his daughter yet, she is 21 and the oldest. That's the scariest one to me!

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Mon 09/28/09 08:47 AM

Actually...that makes you a "Manny"...:wink:


laugh laugh laugh

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Mon 09/28/09 03:57 PM



And that changes what.

What this changes is your ability to understand what I meant in my post. I'm certain you disagree...

No don't have any of my own but I was the nanny to my sisters kids (3) for 5 years. I have met lots of children through my relations over the years since once you reach a certain age the majority of woman you meet have kids and some liked me some didn't so I know how it feels to meet the kids of your lover.

Doesn't mean I never had kids that i cannot have an opinion.



You can definitely have an opinion. Everyone has that right. But it was evident in your post you aren't a parent.

I have nephews too.

I'm sorry, but your post was simply ridiculous. Meeting the children of your SO is a big huge freaking deal, and you should care what they think. Not being nervous about it, filtering and carefully wording what you say.... well that's reckless. Not to mention disrepectful of your SO.

And I should add, in end, that I didn't ask for their judgment and I doubt I ever will.


Thanks for your opinion,

I'm never disrecpectful with anyone adults or children. I'm honest with everyone and I am honest with children if they are 5 years old it is different that if they are 15 but I'm still respectful and honest.

I watch what I say around children and carefully think of how to say what I mean but i am always honest in what I say old or young.

Meeting the children of your hopefully soon to be partner is nerve racking to a point I agree but terrifying not for me guess we are different.

If they ask me a question the answer will be the same the first time we meet or 10 years later, the words might be different depending of their age but the answer will be the same, guess we are different.

I didn't disagree with you I just found it strange that you were terrified and as you said unprepared, nervous I would have understood.

I guess I should stay out of any subject containing kids since i never had any and must not know anything and it seems I'm ridiculous.

Good day and hope you will not be to scared of his daughter.

RKISIT's photo
Mon 09/28/09 03:59 PM

With my boyfriend's two teenaged sons yesterday. I was totally unprepared and terrified! It was only for about an hour and it went okay, but whewwwww!!!

I think the situation with older kids is so much different than younger kids. Not to mention his are very bright and ask me very direct questions. It's like passing an exam every time...laugh
tap itsmokin

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Mon 09/28/09 04:02 PM

With my boyfriend's two teenaged sons yesterday. I was totally unprepared and terrified! It was only for about an hour and it went okay, but whewwwww!!!

I think the situation with older kids is so much different than younger kids. Not to mention his are very bright and ask me very direct questions. It's like passing an exam every time...laugh

Yes, It is uncomfortable but once you get to know them. You will do okay.:banana:

And? You are right younger kids are easy than older or grown kids.

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Mon 09/28/09 04:02 PM
that should be easy with the teenagers just give them there phones an video games or what they like an then they all yours for awhile lol :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

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Mon 09/28/09 04:57 PM
Oh...good for you..When you meet the daughter...you'll do just fine! You're right...meeting family of a significant other is a big deal. Wish you nothing but the best...:wink:

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Mon 09/28/09 08:41 PM


Good luck and as long as you all put in the effort everything should turn out ok, during the rocky patches cross your fingerslaugh laugh flowerforyou Anna x


Thanks. I haven't met his daughter yet, she is 21 and the oldest. That's the scariest one to me!




You should let me know if she is hot.



laugh laugh laugh

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Tue 09/29/09 02:19 AM
Congrats!..you passed with flying colors and how could you not..Hope everything else works out for you as well...:smile:

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