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Natashatiff86 · 30/12/2021 23:02

So my 14 year old sons friend went through my sex toys. I found out as something was moved in my room. How should I feel?? My partners is fuming and never wants him in the house again. He is my sons best friend. Opinions please

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PGSTesting123 · 31/12/2021 02:46

Disinfect toys.

He probably did it with your son's permission.

Find out from your son was it him, was it him and his mate or just the mate.

I'll be surprised if he went through it on his own.

Flickflak · 31/12/2021 10:01

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Natashatiff86 · 31/12/2021 11:01

I have had a serious chat with him. My son was outside on his skates and his friend went in my room to watch him out tge window apparently. The toys were in a bag in my wardrobe and my straightners had been moved into the bag. My son knew nothing about it and his friend said he moved them so grey didn't get broken.

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RevolvingPivot · 31/12/2021 11:03

Your son will have noticed them and told him to look.

Or it was your son and he's blaming his friend.

Branleuse · 31/12/2021 12:27

I would wait and see if anything was ever said again, and id also secure your room. If your son gets mocked for this then id deal with it differently than if nothing was ever said. It depends what sort of kid he is I guess and how meaningful their friendship is

Hellocatshome · 31/12/2021 12:31

His friends didn't randomly go in your wardrobe while looking out your window to watch your son on his skates. That just didn't happen. They probably looked at them together or your son at least told him they were there.

amylou8 · 31/12/2021 12:36

Clearly a joint enterprise. How old are they? Assuming quite young if he's out on skates. A word with your son about snooping and privacy, and find a better hiding place.

Just10moreminutesplease · 31/12/2021 12:37

When I was at school there was a stage where boys (mainly) would look for their friends mum’s sex toys. They’d usually take photos or come down brandishing them at parties Envy.

Your son may be lying, or his friend could be using this to mock him. Whatever the truth is, I wouldn’t have him back in the house.

RockinHorseShit · 31/12/2021 12:44

Your DP is right, I'd never let them in the house again after such a serious breach of trust. What was he even doing there, looking for money or valuables to steal?

lemonyfox · 31/12/2021 12:47

Gosh I remember being a teen (14-15) and having sleepovers at my friends house. She knew where her mums stash of sex toys were and we used to have a look and absolutely die laughing. Your son 100% knows where they are and showed/told his friend.

Maybe hide them in a better place....

Notimeforaname · 31/12/2021 12:55

Yeah, your son told him where they were.

Notimeforaname · 31/12/2021 12:57

He didn't just guess they where there.
They made the story of '' you go pretend to watch me from the window and you can look at the things I found...in the house I live in'' this happens..a lot.

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