The hypocrisy of the ________

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Yeah if I had a son I wouldn’t be half as worried. Ill literally be tailing her with a fake mustache in a borrowed car for the entire time.

I agree on the daughter part, mine turns 18 in 2 weeks.

But you dont know true hypocrisy without a teenage son. Everytime mine did something stupid that I, as the parent and responsible adult figure, would call him out and/or discipline him even while privately remembering the times i did the exact same dumb ass stuff.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

I agree on the daughter part, mine turns 18 in 2 weeks.

But you dont know true hypocrisy without a teenage son. Everytime mine did something stupid that I, as the parent and responsible adult figure, would call him out and/or discipline him even while privately remembering the times i did the exact same dumb ass stuff.

Yeah , God has a sense of humor that way!

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

I agree on the daughter part, mine turns 18 in 2 weeks.

But you dont know true hypocrisy without a teenage son. Everytime mine did something stupid that I, as the parent and responsible adult figure, would call him out and/or discipline him even while privately remembering the times i did the exact same dumb ass stuff.

Lol. I actually have a 24 year old step son. My wife was married and had a child pretty much when she started her teaching career. I came into the picture when he was 11. So I did - use to lecture and punish him all the time when he was a teenager and be thinking “wow you dont even know how to party.” Hahaha. I have said to friends with younger children “hey its a parents job to be a hypocrite “ so many times. Im so nervous about my daughters teenager years it aint even funny C Red.