AIBU?
to think this is wrong?
2shoescreepingthroughblood · 22/10/2007 17:04
Ok nothing what so ever to do with me.
But made me think
Person I know has 2 children
Both in their 20's
girl is oldest.
girl meets boy. wants to spend nights to gether.
Mother won't allow it in her house. so girl moves out. and into bf house.(now got their own house)
Boy meets girl. wants to spend nights together. Mother allows it.
what do you think?
motherhurdicure · 22/10/2007 17:09
This reply has been deleted
Message withdrawn
BroccoliSpears · 22/10/2007 20:12
Sounds like my family .
When dp used to stay over he was strictly in the spare room and I swear my dad would have sat on the landing with a shotgun all night if he could. My younger brother on the other hand? Oh "it would do him good to sow some oats - that's the way lad!" etc etc.
Meanwhile, back in the 21st century...
WotzaZombie · 22/10/2007 20:13
sleeping together: not sure. Maybe the mother didn't like the dds boyfriend. Who knows!
leaving home: maybe there was a huge difference ie: mature, sensible, good with money (credit card debt) various reasons for the mother to be more concerned about one leaving home.
cktwo · 22/10/2007 20:42
It doesn't suprise me one bit. Girls always get treated differently to boys.
I spent my teenage girls having running battles with my parents. My brother sailed through those years even though he did way more stupid things than me
eg. being brought home unconcious by his mates after drinking too much. They found him in a Curry's doorway! He was 16!!!!!!!
If I had done that they'd have gone bonkers!
LittleMissNervoustWitch · 22/10/2007 20:50
went through a similar thing with my parents, i had to be home earlier than my younger brother, always had to wash the dishes and help with house work. stuff like that. Was mainly my father as he looked after us most of the time while mum was at work.
anyway i rebelled and ended up 17 and pregnant (not saying it was dads fault, i was irresponsible, but he didnt help with his unfair attitude to me being a girl)
To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account.