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are having with her post in the first place. I guess I'm just old fashioned, but I believe that until my children are mature enough to make their own decisions, I will make them for them - whether they like it or not.
There is no way that I would allow my 16-year-old child to move in with my 29-year-old daughter just so he can have it easier.
Again, that is just me but I think that is where all of the responses are coming from.
We're kind of perplexed as to how a parent allows this to happen and the only thing she is concerned about is her key.
I've read every single one of her responses and it really, really disturbs me.
Of course, I know she doesn't want to hear our opinions on the fact that her 16-year-old son is moving out - just about whether she should let him keep his key or not.
I don't get it.
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Well, I think this is the problem that most people - sm
