Being single in 2011-let the freakshow begin

[wraith]

Needs to be SheDvl

 

[Darren_L]

I get the feeling some people are playing stupid....
the avatar should have been a dead giveaway as to what the plate meant.
it usually takes me a few shots to figure out some of the personalised plates, but that one is dead set obvious......

 

[drift-it]

.... and we have a winner lol :beer chug:

i honestly thought everyone was being sarcastic saying shed vl! bahaha

 

[hi_ryder]

8 pages of this?... dear baby jesus in the manger...

 

[Shedvl]

I agree...so unless someone wants to refer to original topic

 

[VS_Pete]

What was it again???????????????????:hiding:

 

[DAKSTER]

My daughter is 15 and 175cm tall and looks much older when she's made up to go out.

Her dance troop were performing at a club about 3 months ago, she didn't even get asked for ID as we entered.

Like buying cigerettes, if they look under 25, ask for ID before you get locked up for touching the jail-bait.

I have a 12 year old thats 160cm, 60kg and fully developed. She would have no problem getting served in a bar. It scares the hell out of me. Its a real problem, dealing with a child in a womans body and making her understand why the boundaries exist. Her older sister is 15, she was the same, and seems to have made it through ok so far, so I am hoping she can help provide the needed support.

 

[Calaber]

I have a 12 year old thats 170cm, 70kg and fully developed. She would have no problem getting served in a bar. It scares the hell out of me. Its a real problem, dealing with a child in a womans body and making her understand why the boundaries exist. Her older sister is 15, she was the same, and seems to have made it through ok so far, so I am hoping she can help provide the needed support.

Probably the biggest worry for parents these days is the speed with which our kids grow up and develop, and it's a much greater problem with daughters. Their exposure through social media to things we never experienced until much later in life is also a concern. It was much easier for our parents to keep an eye on us and know what we were doing most of the time but mobile phones and computers have changed that. Kids experience things through those media that they are not old enough to understand fully, but want to be part of. It's a worry.

(And again, we are well off topic.....sorry)

 

[Shedvl]

I think despite it going off topic..its a good topic. Although I read it and think, thank god I have sons. Although that comes with a whole different set of issues. Boys and driving in cars with mates, teaching boys to respect females but not be doormats & let girls treat them badly etc.
In getting back to the topic of being single and dating... its very nerve wracking the thought of having people around your children. Ive never dated anyone seriously enough to be at the stage of having them meet my children, but with so many weirdos out there you have to be so careful.
I cant imagine being a dad with a teenage daughter...and having boys rock up to the door and leering at your daughter.

 

[kiwicon]

I have a son, i just hope he doesnt knock me out or knock up a chic before hes 16...