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What would you have done in this situation?
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<blockquote data-quote="katya02" data-source="post: 301447" data-attributes="member: 2884"><p>I would suggest that a humble attitude toward being permitted to practice driving, and toward being corrected while driving, be a requirement for difficult child to get behind the wheel. It's your car, your responsibility and your liability. </p><p></p><p>As for changing your mind - we all have to make on the spot decisions. If something about that one bothers you, you may want to analyze it and maybe decide differently if the same situation arises again. Or you may decide you're comfortable with it. I think the bigger issue is that of difficult child understanding that driving your car is a privilege, and that she needs to respect your judgement. Don't let her confuse the issue with hints and threats about having to take the test untutored at 18. If she does that, it will have been her choice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="katya02, post: 301447, member: 2884"] I would suggest that a humble attitude toward being permitted to practice driving, and toward being corrected while driving, be a requirement for difficult child to get behind the wheel. It's your car, your responsibility and your liability. As for changing your mind - we all have to make on the spot decisions. If something about that one bothers you, you may want to analyze it and maybe decide differently if the same situation arises again. Or you may decide you're comfortable with it. I think the bigger issue is that of difficult child understanding that driving your car is a privilege, and that she needs to respect your judgement. Don't let her confuse the issue with hints and threats about having to take the test untutored at 18. If she does that, it will have been her choice. [/QUOTE]
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