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Old 04-16-2014, 09:05 AM   #68 (permalink)
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Only you know your own kid and situation.

For me, I agree with anyone who says:
1) prom comes maybe once, let him have a moment
2) at some point, we all need to improve our trust in children or friends/coworkers, and that will always mean moving out of our comfort level a bit. The end result could very well be a closer, better relationship.

He's 17, going to prom, and supposedly is a good kid. It's time to start treating him like he's about to enter the adult world.
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