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Parents don't approve. How can I make them like my friends?

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Question - (11 June 2009) 2 Answers - (Newest, 11 June 2009)
A female United States age 30-35, *if3sucks writes:

Hey there!

my friend and i have been hanging out with some friends of ours who live 20 min away and im 16 and she is 14, and well the oldest guy there is 18 and he is the driver, and then the rest is 15,17,14,and 15. and there is one girl who is 15 so the rest are guys. And we are good we arent sexual we jsut hang out and listen to music, chill in the park or have fires. We have so much fun with them, but our moms dont aprove of us hanging out with them or be in the car with them, we dont get in trouble we are fine they havent tryed anything with us we just chill. So my problem is idk how i can get my mom to relise we are fine. so we always have to sneak out at night to hang with them and then sneak back in at like 4am, then sleep half the day away. And i have a crush on one of the 15 year old guys, he is soooo hot but he always talks about how his ex and him have sex or he will be like are we going to go hang out with any hot babes and then he will look back at me and smile so i really dont know what that means. and he blows in my ear to turn me on then ill look at him and he smiles at me, so i really dont know. please help me to get my parents to understand, and help with the 15 year old boy crush. thanks :)??? it would help out alot!

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A male reader, Your friend Australia +, writes (11 June 2009):

Your friend agony aunti don't think its about geting your parents to understand, its more like understanding why they need to be that way. You say you are all chilling out and noone has made a move but the cool 15 year old guy blows in your ear to turn you on. Read your question again carefully, if you still can't see clearly why your parents are concerned that you are putting yourself at risk then get an older person you respect (not a friend,friend) to read it and give you their opinion...your friend

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A reader, anonymous, writes (11 June 2009):

For your first problem, your parents not trusting your friends, I think it's understandable that they'll be worried. You're hanging around with boys, some older, and your parents are probably worried that you'll get into a trouble or do something you might regret.

What kind of group do you hang out with? Are they seen as trouble makers? This is another reason why your parents could be worried and don't like your friends.

I don't think it's a good idea to sneak around at night, because one day you will get caught, and that will give your mum more reason to disapprove of your friends.

Perhaps if you ask your mum nicely, you could invite them over, (a couple at each time) so your mum can see a nicer side to them and this may change her opinion of them.

If it still doesn't work out, then you'll have to accept that they won't like all of your friends, but they also have to accept who you hang out with.

My mum doesn't approve of some of my friends, mainly because they are 'stereotyped', and think they have a big influence on me. They do to a degree of course, but I still know my own mind :). Your mum may be thinking along the same lines.

Now, about your crush! Sounds like he's either winding you up or trying to make you jealous, there's a good chance he does like you. If you want to see if anything progresses, you could go with the flow and see where it ends up, or you could do something about it now and tell him you like him. Try to spend some time alone with him before you do tell him.

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