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No. Guessing under those circumstances they would be aware of the repurcussions from the get-go. You said previously you agreed with going by the "house rules"...if these are the house rules and an adult child chooses, of their own free and adult will to go against them, then they can live with the adult consequences of those actions seems to me. Whether those rules are "archaic" or not is a separate issue. It doesn't matter.
I agree to an extent because i was assuming we were talking about bringing the sex into the actual house not a parent making rules for what the child does outside the house.
Depends on what you call archaic, and depends on what the adult child believes they should be able to do at home.
The belief one should not be having sex before marriage is in my mind archaic. And while a bit contrary to my upbringing *quite liberal household in that respect* i can understand the desire to keep it away from younger children.
A parent is not obligated to support their children past a certain point. They can base that decision on whatever they choose. Whether you or I or anyone else agrees isn't really relevent.
A parent is not obligated to support their children past a certain point. They can base that decision on whatever they choose.
They certainly can but it seems that a parent doing that cares more about looking good to the neighbors/moral values then they do about their kids if you ask me.
They certainly can but it seems that a parent doing that cares more about looking good to the neighbors/moral values then they do about their kids if you ask me.
Moral values are extremely important to us, and one of the reasons is that we care about our future kids. You can feel that it's archaic if you want to, but it doesn't really matter to us what you think.
Moral values are extremely important to us, and one of the reasons is that we care about our future kids. You can feel that it's archaic if you want to, but it doesn't really matter to us what you think.
We care about our kids and moral values are important to us as well. However, another adult does not have to share your moral values whether they are your child or not.
Moral values are extremely important to us, and one of the reasons is that we care about our future kids. You can feel that it's archaic if you want to, but it doesn't really matter to us what you think.
I fail to see what moral values have to do with caring for your children. And is it right to place their importance over the well being of your children?
I bet I've lived in more places than you over my life...but thanks for pointing that out.
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