10
✅ Answers
🥇 Favorite Answer
As a parent of two teenagers, one 16 and the other 13, I have always insisted on meeting the parents first before letting my kids have a sleepover at someone’s house. If possible, I usually try to have the child to spend the night at our house first. If the parents seem to be good parents and are known by others, I would have no problems with my child spending the night at a home with a mom and dad, mom and mom, or dad and dad.
51
The factor shouldn’t really be about them being gay. It should be – do you know them? You are trusting other parents to do your job for the night. I sent my teenage daughter (age 13 at the time) to her best friends house for the night. I thought I knew the parents. Anyway, that night she lost her virginity to her best friends brother and got drunk and high. All while the parents were busy themselves getting high in the bedroom. I didn’t know that the parents did drugs. Just what do you know about any of the parents that you let your child stay at? Let her friend stay at your house. Don’t take any chances. Your child is the most important thing in your life.
you really should not worry, if you have a problem with it then dont let him go . But if it was up to me they would probably be the best of parents. Maybe you should let him have a day where he plays there first and then see where it goes and how his day was from there. Just so your certain in your mind he is fine and is safe
Of COURSE I would – it wouldn’t even be a concern for me. Gay man does not equal child molestor. Infact, if you take a look at statistics, the men that molest children are usually STRAIGHT men. I would have more concern about sending my young daughter off with a single male parent.
I wouldn’t rule it out because of that…however, I would not let my child sleep over anywhere unless I knew the parents and felt comfortable with them, and was reasonalbly sure my child would be safe.
of course, why should anyone let something little like that get in the way of his/her friendship. all that really matters is how the dads are a family. if they are married that shows hey are honest, if they aren’t it shows they can be trusted since they have a kid
Definitely not. Statisically speaking, they are more likely than the general populace to be child molestors.
I wouldn’t. I think it is not a natural home life and I wouldn’t expose my young child to it.
If they’re good people then what’s the difference?
i wouldnt. i do not approve of that lifestyle but i would have his friend stay at my house.