birdiesunshine
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Quackmore said:Sounds like you are getting all bent out of shape about it too!![]()
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Huh? Color me confused. I don't get your post.

Quackmore said:Sounds like you are getting all bent out of shape about it too!![]()
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birdiesunshine said:Are you really shocked that someone had to disagree with you? Seems like a thread can't be posted anymore without someone getting all bent about a word or phrase that was used in the OPBTW I hear ya about the "skank" thing, do you want me to cover up my cleavage now
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Marseeya said:What is so wrong with disagreeing? Do we all have to be sheep and agree with every single thing somebody says? For the record, I didn't notice what she said about the 11:00 at night part, so yes, I was disagreeing that I'd rather see my kids cooped up on the computer rather than out socializing. But personally, I'd rather my kids be asleep at 11 p.m. The rule in our house is 10:00 is bedtime and the only thing they can do other than sleep is read. There's no chatting or playing video games that late at night unsupervised.
And what does it say about the son that he would bring home a girl his mother considers a "skank"?![]()
Maybe if some of the young men weren't such dogs and would go after conservatively dressed girls once in a while, girls wouldn't have to dress in such revealing clothes to get attention.

birdiesunshine said:I dress in what might be considered revealing clothing but it's cause I look good, not cause I need attention![]()

Marseeya, I am really sorry that you were classified as a skank in high school, perhaps you should move passed it now that you are an adult and pick yourself up a clue....I hear Walmart has then on sale this Friday 
Cantw8 said:Holy crap...what is wrong with some of you? For one thing, I very much welcome opinions of all kinds, whether they agree or disagree with me, Mr. Bob Slydell. What I don't appreciate is being condescended to or told that my opinions are so out there that I don't know what I'm talking about. As far as skanks go, I was displaying a bit of humor, obviously a concept lost on some of youMarseeya, I am really sorry that you were classified as a skank in high school, perhaps you should move passed it now that you are an adult and pick yourself up a clue....I hear Walmart has then on sale this Friday
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I do enjoy when they are here with their friends - all of whom I know quite well. MELSMICE said:Also, I have to say that I resent the "skank" comment. Whether it was meant in jest or not, it didn't come across as funny - especially to someone that has 3 DD's. OP - do you have any daughters? I find it offensive that someone would call any female a "skank". JMO!
)This is almost too inane to coment on, but I'll tryMarseeya said:What is so wrong with disagreeing? Do we all have to be sheep and agree with every single thing somebody says? For the record, I didn't notice what she said about the 11:00 at night part, so yes, I was disagreeing that I'd rather see my kids cooped up on the computer rather than out socializing. But personally, I'd rather my kids be asleep at 11 p.m. The rule in our house is 10:00 is bedtime and the only thing they can do other than sleep is read. There's no chatting or playing video games that late at night unsupervised.
And what does it say about the son that he would bring home a girl his mother considers a "skank"? :rotfl2:
Maybe if some of the young men weren't such dogs and would go after conservatively dressed girls once in a while, girls wouldn't have to dress in such revealing clothes to get attention.
Once again, you are assuming...my son doesn't invite these girls over, they pursue him
Why should it be my responsibility to make sure they are dressed before they leave the house? For that matter, why should it be his responsibility? If a woman/girl does not have enough respect for herself that she feels the need to let it all hang out...so be it. Just don't expect me to have any respect for you. So, what you are saying is that since you claim to have been called "every name in the book" by busybodies and judgemental people, that the only reason YOU dressed the way you did was to get attention? That's sad. I am very sorry for you that you didn't get what you needed from home 
Cantw8 said:Why should it be my responsibility to make sure they are dressed before they leave the house?
Once again, you are assuming...my son doesn't invite these girls over, they pursue him
MELSMICE said:I get what the OP was saying - I took it as just liking the fact that she knew where her son was.
That being said................I trust my DD's when they are out of the house as much as I trust them when they are at our own house. I realize they can get in trouble when they are gone & even when they are here. Kids can be sneaky - although at this point I haven't found any indication that they have been.I do enjoy when they are here with their friends - all of whom I know quite well.
Also, I have to say that I resent the "skank" comment. Whether it was meant in jest or not, it didn't come across as funny - especially to someone that has 3 DD's. OP - do you have any daughters? I find it offensive that someone would call any female a "skank". JMO!
She is the first one to point out when a skank has entered the perimemiter. What my point was, once again, was that the girls who try to lure my son away from his video games use all available assests, they must think that they can't get him with their award winning personalities, so they must pull out the breasts.
I think we have strayed far enough away from the original topic that this is just getting nasty. It was never my intention for it to get this far, I just wanted to share what makes me feel good and see if anyone else felt the same. If you did not agree with me, that's cool. I just don't think it needed to go to a personal level, regardless of what your personal experiences might be 
Cantw8 said:Yes, Dahhhling. I have a 14 year old daughter. I was not generalizing all teenage girls as being skanks, actually my daughter has the best skank detector there isShe is the first one to point out when a skank has entered the perimemiter. What my point was, once again, was that the girls who try to lure my son away from his video games use all available assests, they must think that they can't get him with their award winning personalities, so they must pull out the breasts.
I think we have strayed far enough away from the original topic that this is just getting nasty. It was never my intention for it to get this far, I just wanted to share what makes me feel good and see if anyone else felt the same. If you did not agree with me, that's cool. I just don't think it needed to go to a personal level, regardless of what your personal experiences might be
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Needless to say, I have grown up alot since then
But I do look at the teenagers today and it is SO different from when I was in high school. And I know what you are saying about "skanks"..... girls didn't dress the way they do now back when I was that age. Not that I am saying that all the girls that dress "that way" are "skanks" by the definition of the word.....really no offense to anyone, but I think girls now are alot more provocative (in dress) than they have ever been in the past.JenDaveBrendan said:Ok, I will just reply to the OP on this one.......
I know what you mean... I worry, I mean really, REALLY worry about when DS5 becomes a teenager. I graduated high school in 1996 and remember like it was yesterday when I was a teen and what I did...Needless to say, I have grown up alot since then
But I do look at the teenagers today and it is SO different from when I was in high school. And I know what you are saying about "skanks"..... girls didn't dress the way they do now back when I was that age. Not that I am saying that all the girls that dress "that way" are "skanks" by the definition of the word.....really no offense to anyone, but I think girls now are alot more provocative (in dress) than they have ever been in the past.
When I was a teen I was horrible to my parents and lied all the time about where I was and what I did. Granted they were very strict. Not that I was THAT bad, I wasn't doing anything different than the majority were doing - but if my parents knew about the drinking, pot, and sex they would have died. Not that I did these things all the time- it was on occasion with everyone else. (and I grew up in a "good" home, in a "wealthy" community, with very educated, professional parents) It is just how things were. Most parents were totally oblivious to what their kids were really doing.
I agree I would rather see my kids in my house hanging out with their friends. At least I would know what they were doing. I hope to have a relationship with my child (and future children) that is more open than I had with my parents. And I hope I can still remember what it was like to be a teenager, and am not oblivious to what really goes on.
Anyway - just my 2 cents!!!
Jen
: whatever disfunctional atributes others want to assign to this statement, have at it. But, please realize that your issues are YOUR issues....good night.Cantw8 said:This is almost too inane to coment on, but I'll tryOnce again, you are assuming...my son doesn't invite these girls over, they pursue him
Why should it be my responsibility to make sure they are dressed before they leave the house? For that matter, why should it be his responsibility? If a woman/girl does not have enough respect for herself that she feels the need to let it all hang out...so be it. Just don't expect me to have any respect for you. So, what you are saying is that since you claim to have been called "every name in the book" by busybodies and judgemental people, that the only reason YOU dressed the way you did was to get attention? That's sad. I am very sorry for you that you didn't get what you needed from home
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at that juncture in my life. Fortunately, soon after the preppy movement came in full force and gave us some of our prudish dignity back.