The 53 Year Old Online Gamer's First IRL Meet-Up - Ch. 41
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Yeah, and imagine if it's a 50+ years old man
. Some drama is guaranteed.
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Dad could preferably have talked about the dangers about talking to strangers online and checked the chat logs together rather than checking it like that. But I see what drove his actions.
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On the one hand, I totally understand where the father is coming from.
On the other hand, I totally understand if the kid thinks of it as a breach of trust.
On the other hand, I totally understand if the kid thinks of it as a breach of trust.
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the best of all worlds is to make your children trust you so much that they tell everything about who they talk with themselves.
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Have you seen their exchange? I don't know what happened with this family, but I think we've gone past 'breach of trust' line a looooooong time ago.
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I had this with my mother. She would check up who I talked to and randomly check on my chats. I hated it because I wanted my privacy however some adults did talk to me. It ruined my ability to trust her once I turned 18 along with many other things.
That's what I was going to suggest. I have my dad and he's the one I trust in the whole world. As full grown adult, I tell him who I talk to and let him say hello on voice call with my online friends. I've been using the internet for over 20 years aka since I was in Elementary school. With my mother, I felt forced to give her my passwords and didn't want to tell her anything once I became an adult while my dad I told him everything because we trust each other.
He's not a bad dad but there are better ways in doing this
That's what I was going to suggest. I have my dad and he's the one I trust in the whole world. As full grown adult, I tell him who I talk to and let him say hello on voice call with my online friends. I've been using the internet for over 20 years aka since I was in Elementary school. With my mother, I felt forced to give her my passwords and didn't want to tell her anything once I became an adult while my dad I told him everything because we trust each other.
He's not a bad dad but there are better ways in doing this
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