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<blockquote data-quote="Marguerite" data-source="post: 180666" data-attributes="member: 1991"><p>You should be able to go out by yourself if you want to. I go out and leave difficult child 3 on his own, and he is 14. I know I can trust him to do the right thing, he knows to answer the phone and take messages and to not go out or have anyone over. If your mother won't let you, why? Especially if there is someone else around (like your dad, or your mum) then what is the problem? </p><p></p><p>Your mother should just go out and enjoy herself on her own, if your father won't go too. Why does she have to have someone else along with her?</p><p></p><p>And as for you - if you move out, you MUST make sure you get to choose your own room. If either of your sons objects to your having privacy and your own room, point out that it will be far more discreet that way when you bring someone home for sex. Surely, you can ask them, they don't want to risk walking in on you and any of your toyboys making out in your living room (for lack of your own room)?</p><p></p><p>I find it's the fastest way to get compliance when i want privacy - remind them that even parents have a right to a sex life. Kids of any age don't like to hear that, they would all rather believe that they were the result of immaculate conception...</p><p></p><p>Marg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marguerite, post: 180666, member: 1991"] You should be able to go out by yourself if you want to. I go out and leave difficult child 3 on his own, and he is 14. I know I can trust him to do the right thing, he knows to answer the phone and take messages and to not go out or have anyone over. If your mother won't let you, why? Especially if there is someone else around (like your dad, or your mum) then what is the problem? Your mother should just go out and enjoy herself on her own, if your father won't go too. Why does she have to have someone else along with her? And as for you - if you move out, you MUST make sure you get to choose your own room. If either of your sons objects to your having privacy and your own room, point out that it will be far more discreet that way when you bring someone home for sex. Surely, you can ask them, they don't want to risk walking in on you and any of your toyboys making out in your living room (for lack of your own room)? I find it's the fastest way to get compliance when i want privacy - remind them that even parents have a right to a sex life. Kids of any age don't like to hear that, they would all rather believe that they were the result of immaculate conception... Marg [/QUOTE]
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