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chocaholic73 · 19/05/2009 20:30

My DH and 12 year old DD have to go on a trip without me overnight soon and will need to stay in a hotel. Is it acceptable for them to share a twin bedded room, using the ensuite to get changed in, or not? Not sure if I am being over cautious for thinking it might not be or is it a big no-no?

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AnyFucker · 19/05/2009 20:34

of course it is ok

why wouldn't it be ?

kif · 19/05/2009 20:36

It's fine - unless you think one of them is uncomfortable about it.

hereidrawtheline · 19/05/2009 20:36

why on earth wouldnt it be? what do you mean over cautious? I mean... do you have any actual reason to worry about that?

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RealityIsMyOnlyDelusion · 19/05/2009 20:37

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hereidrawtheline · 19/05/2009 20:39

yes good point Reality, I can see a step-father/DD could be awkward but then you would know that wouldnt you.

AnyFucker · 19/05/2009 20:41

I still don't think it is awkward if you normally live as a family

if your dh and dd normally live aprt, then might be an unusual situation but still fine if both ok with it

AnyFucker · 19/05/2009 20:42

*apart

RealityIsMyOnlyDelusion · 19/05/2009 20:42

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Surfermum · 19/05/2009 20:44

Yes, completely acceptable.

chocaholic73 · 19/05/2009 20:44

sorry - didn't make myself clear - DH is DDs father and yes we all live together. I don't have any doubts myself and I don't think either of them would feel uncomfortable about it. It was just me worrying that it might be deemed unsuitable by some people - but it appears I was wrong, and I am happy to be so. I said to DH I would ask on here and get an opinion, so thanks all.

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hereidrawtheline · 19/05/2009 20:45

does that mean fucked up beyond all reason? I was just trying to work it out!

Well if a Mother had genuine concerns like this she really shouldnt be married to the man... I mean if I actually thought (which I never would) that my DH was the type of man I had to worry for young girls about then I wouldnt be married to him... That was a terrible sentence to write it probably made no sense!

RealityIsMyOnlyDelusion · 19/05/2009 20:46

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chocaholic73 · 19/05/2009 20:46

...although Reality ...I dont understand your post ..I dont think anything about my husband and daughter ..I am just trying to make things straightforward at what is a stressful time for all of us!!! and I have no idea what fubar means.

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IwishIwasmoreorganised · 19/05/2009 20:46

I really don't see why you would even question this.

AnyFucker · 19/05/2009 20:47

unsuitable by some people with a very filthy mind.....

choc, do not waste another moment thinking about it

hereidrawtheline · 19/05/2009 20:47

you were worried about it for appearances sake then? Was your DH worried too? That's kind of sad though isnt it?

hereidrawtheline · 19/05/2009 20:48

oh well, be reassured you dont have to worry about that! I'm sorry you are having a hard time. Sometimes we lose our compass to tell us what is a problem or not when there are so many things flying around.

Surfermum · 19/05/2009 20:50

My dh and his dd live apart - and that still makes it perfectly OK. I'm not sure why it would be unusual though.

chocaholic73 · 19/05/2009 20:50

no I wasnt worried about appearances ...I am beginning to wish I hadnt asked now ..some people are apt to jump to conclusions. I was trying to avoid there being a problem when they checked in, trying to make things straight forward for my husband actually.

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hereidrawtheline · 19/05/2009 20:54

oh I should have listened to my DH he is sitting next to me and he said "perhaps she is worried about it from the hotels point of view" and I said no that cant possibly be how could a hotel be funny about that???? But I guess he was right.

Well... I mean I can see a hotel being worried if a man and young girl came in in some situation that I can not right now imagine... I mean if the girl seemed forced I guess, but a normal family type thing, father and daughter no I wouldnt have thought so at all!

hereidrawtheline · 19/05/2009 20:55

chocaholic DH and I are sitting together eating some lovely chocolates, let that cheer you up They are meringue biscuits fully coated in milk chocolate with a hazlenut cream filling. (just trying to lighten the mood for you!)

AnyFucker · 19/05/2009 21:09

surfermum, when I said "unusual" I meant an example like the OP might have meant more of a "boyfriend" who doesn't live in the house with her and the dd

that might be unusual, if they were to suddenly share a room

chocaholic73 · 19/05/2009 21:10

yes definitely

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Surfermum · 20/05/2009 12:52

Still not sure I understand AF but it doesn't matter .

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