One of my daughter's (h.s. sophomore) guy friends, not her boyfriend, just friended me on the FB.
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So you actually accepted the friend request? Unless you're the local meth dealer I'd be denying that request.
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Amen
Well, I guess I can see wanting to keep tabs on the daughters guy friends but I have a strict over 18 policy on FB friends. Even my neices and nephews. I can't control what people post on my wall.
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I'm not a meth dealer but, eh, I figure the upside outweighs the downside.
can't control what people post on my wall.
Actually you can.
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Meh. I'm FB friends with a number of my kids' friends.
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Amen Well, I guess I can see wanting to keep tabs on the daughters guy friends but I have a strict over 18 policy on FB friends. Even my neices and nephews. I can't control what people post on my wall.
I do as well. My daughter is 16 and I've had to tell a couple of her friends that I don't accept friend requests from those under 18. My wife is friends with some of them though.
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Just curious--what's the rationale behind the personal 18 and over FB policy?
I never want to be seen as the creepy old dOOd.
Definitely.
I don't get how it even has the appearance of impropriety.
What FSocks said. I just don't see the need for older guys to be FB friends with high school girls. I know I don't want my 16 year old "friending" older guys/dads.
Plus in this day and age, one little innocuous comment or picture taken the wrong way and you're fucked. Figuratively.
What FSocks said. I just don't see the need for older guys to be FB friends with high school girls. I know I don't want my 16 year old "friending" older guys/dads. Plus in this day and age, one little innocuous comment or picture taken the wrong way and you're fucked. Figuratively.
I am friends with one of son #2's female friends. She's probably 17 or so, and sent me the request so I just accepted. I have zero interaction with her, though I did take some prom pictures of her (as part of a group of my sons' friends) and tagged her in them when I posted them. But I would never interact with her in any direct way...I agree that the threat of the creep factor is high.
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