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She technically couldn't stop you unless it was in their own house because if they don't want him there it would be trespassing. I would strongly discourage my daughter against it if I had a daughter in the future, but I don't think I would stop her from going over to his house for a sleepover. I'm 21 I have no doubt that my mom wouldn't let me. Since I'm in college and can't work full time, my mom pays for basically everything. If I ever tried to have a sleepover with a guy she'd threaten to take away everything I have so I wouldn't go. I had a small pile of clothes on my floor and hadn't been making my bed, and she ended up making me sign a contract that if I don't keep my room clean she'll take away all the clothes I have back at my apartment (I'm home for the summer) except for 20 articles of clothing. So ya...to all those people saying you're an adult and you can do what you want, that isn't always the case. Ha. I also had to lose 10 pounds this summer in order to keep my car. I was only 120 pounds at the beginning of the summer. I have pcos and keeping slim helps with that, so I don't want to make them seem totally unreasonable. But it's still overboard in my opinion)Other Answers:
- I wouldn't just because I would worry about my child
- I would. If my daughter wasn't a minor anymore, and responsible, I would.
- You're an adult. You're your own boss.You don't have to live to your mother's expectations or rules.But, If you're still with living your mother in HER HOUSE, you kind of want to stay on her good side.
- Never!
- Not in my moms house. Lol
- They're legally independent. Even if I didn't allow it, it's not my decision, but there's. I would absolutely allow it, by then they would be smart enough to make good decisions, and if they weren't, they would be the ones suffering consequences. It's not my life, and they can do as they please after 18, but if they make a bunch of foolish mistakes, they can't expect too much help from me either. Of course I would help them, but I'm not going to make decisions for them, their decisions, their consequences.
- I wouldn't ask, and I wouldn't tell.Your 22 for gods sake. Your an adult. You don't need permission.Besides, I was married and having plenty of sleepovers at 22
- Umm... You're a legal adult. You should be able to do what ever the heck you want. My mom let my boyfriend stay over when I was 18. As long as she trusts you, I don't see why not.
- Your 22 she can't stop you.
- No way.my child will always be my child regardless how old old is he or she.there is no special reason for her to stay there as far as the parents are concerned.
- A 22 year old is a grown woman, so her parents allowing or not allowing her to do anything is just absurd. But then again if she's still living at home like she's still in high school, then she may have to just suck it up and follow her parents rules. If she doesn't like it, then 22 is MORE than old enough to be moving out and getting her own place.
- Having to get permission at 22 is more than absurd to me. I am your age and married. I can't imagine needing to ask my mother for permission on anything. I'm an adult, I act like an adult, and get treated like an adult. Must be a real bummer that the same doesn't apply to you.
- If you want to do that. At least have respect for you mom and move out first
- "Allow" lol.
- Once you hit 18 what you do is really not up to your parents lol. When your in their house yeah you respect the rules ie no sleep overs at your house and common courtesy stuff like letting them know where you are etc but as for letting you sleep at someone else's house? Um that isn't really included in the deal. If your parents still support you and you pay them nothing then i guess fair enough but you should be paying your way even if you are still in your parents house. So i guess if you want to be treated as an adult be an adult and adults pay their way.
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