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<blockquote data-quote="AllStressedOut" data-source="post: 59415" data-attributes="member: 3837"><p>Did the other boys agree with what your son said, that he didn't smoke, but they blew the smoke in his face? I think I'd want to hear all sides of the story seperately and come to a conclusion then.</p><p></p><p>I think I would have grounded my son too. I'm not sure I would ground him from seeing boy # 4 though. Not because I don't agree with you, but because I know when my mother did this to me as a child, suddenly that friend went from being the friend I only called when no one else could play, to being my best friend. So I just snuck around to see her, made up a name of a new friend and said I was staying there. Mom never knew. Its a rebel thing at this age.</p><p></p><p>If you get all sides of the story and your son was being honest about it all, this gives you an out to let him choose his own friends. He didn't like what the kid was doing and left it, thats a great choice. I wouldn't want boy # 4 to become the "forbidden fruit".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AllStressedOut, post: 59415, member: 3837"] Did the other boys agree with what your son said, that he didn't smoke, but they blew the smoke in his face? I think I'd want to hear all sides of the story seperately and come to a conclusion then. I think I would have grounded my son too. I'm not sure I would ground him from seeing boy # 4 though. Not because I don't agree with you, but because I know when my mother did this to me as a child, suddenly that friend went from being the friend I only called when no one else could play, to being my best friend. So I just snuck around to see her, made up a name of a new friend and said I was staying there. Mom never knew. Its a rebel thing at this age. If you get all sides of the story and your son was being honest about it all, this gives you an out to let him choose his own friends. He didn't like what the kid was doing and left it, thats a great choice. I wouldn't want boy # 4 to become the "forbidden fruit". [/QUOTE]
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