A message to all parents

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I started knocking once the they started bathing themselves. Because I want them to knock before they get to my room!
 

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Mothers seem to have a total lack of consideration for privacy when it comes to their sons. I know mine didn't, and nearly got caught a few times growing up. I often wondered what part of the mother gene turned off basic consideration when it came to their sons. :tongue:
 

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you are 21! get your own place!!
Did you note the, "when I am home for the summer"...meaning he is still in school? With the economy why would you move out if you don't have to. Two years of living at home and you can save up enough money to buy a place.
 

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Did you note the, "when I am home for the summer"...meaning he is still in school? With the economy why would you move out if you don't have to. Two years of living at home and you can save up enough money to buy a place.

That's what I'm saying. Not everyone at 21 can afford their own place. I'm living at home saving up now, only have about a year left :D
 

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You're a grown man and can do what you like whether you're under your parent's roof or not. She should be pleased that you're a) not out drinking and driving or b) didn't bring someone home and hose them on her sofa. :biggrin1:
 

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I was brought up by my gran who had no sense of a need for privacy. When I was a teenager she would walk in on me when I was bathing, getting dressed, etc. She seemed genuinely confused when I started bolting the bathroom door and got mad when I put a catch on my bedroom door (there was no lock and the door wasn't strong enough to fit one).

We had a blazing row over the issue when she walked in on me and a friend changing to go swimming one day when I was about 17. But I only really got my own privacy when I moved out in my final year of university.
 

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You're a grown man and can do what you like whether you're under your parent's roof or not. She should be pleased that you're a) not out drinking and driving or b) didn't bring someone home and hose them on her sofa. :biggrin1:

Seriously?! Just wondering if this will apply in your house with your children?

My house, my rules...and I don't care how old they are.
 

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You're a grown man and can do what you like whether you're under your parent's roof or not. She should be pleased that you're a) not out drinking and driving or b) didn't bring someone home and hose them on her sofa. :biggrin1:
utter rot.

i might just put up with that kind of shitty attitude from a teenager. an adult who was that disespectful would find themselves looking for a new home.