you are 16, in 2 years you can do WHATEVER you want
any wise parents would want to see how you are going to do
I would say let you date for an hour or 2 in the day and see what happens, then at night. I would instruct you about condoms just in case.
She won't let you date with a chaperone?
Then they wonder why the kids go wild when they get to college.
2006-12-07 09:47:45
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answered by kurticus1024 7
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Unfortunately, there probably isn't a whole lot you can do to change her mind. You might be able to find a common ground though. It may be embarrassing, but getting your mom to meet this guy ahead of time might be the best thing to do. If she can see that he is a good/fun guy who is going to make you happy, then that might show her that you are wanting to date him for good reasons. My parents didn't let me date until I was 16, and even then it could only be in groups. It seemed really unfair then, but looking back, it kept me from dating alot of jerks. Find out nicely why she's said no, and try to find a middle ground, don't try to change her mind.
2006-12-07 09:47:26
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answered by Brit 2
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While I know it seems horrible right now, you'll see when you're older that she's right. It sounds to me like this guy is too old for you and she's watching out for your best interest, which is what a parent that loves her child is supposed to do. There will be more boys along the way and when the time is right, you'll date. Enjoy being young and not having to deal with all the craziness that comes along with the boys, because once it does, it doesn't stop.
2006-12-07 09:46:27
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answered by fedupwithu 2
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Is there a reason that your Mom does not trust you? If you have not done anything to loose her trust then she is either being over protective or she knows something about this guy that she does not like. When I was your age, I thought my parents were the dumbest people on earth. I think they got alot smarter when I hit 25.
2006-12-07 09:48:21
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answered by Colette B 5
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I don’t know you personally but if your mother feels you are too young at age 16 to be dating then you need to prove to her that you are a responsible adult. A good way to do this is to not get upset with these types of decisions your mother makes but rather talk to her later about it and ask her why she feels the way she does and if there is any compromise to the situation.
Believe it or not parents don’t do things to punish us but to protect and your mother may be reluctant to see that her baby is growing up.
2006-12-07 10:36:42
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answered by Anonymous
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Your Mom is being overprotective. Ask if it is okay to have this guy over so she can meet him and get a feel for if he is a responsible young man. Also, ask her what you can do to demonstrate that you are mature enough to date, at least in a social setting. Good luck.
2006-12-07 09:46:41
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answered by kny390 6
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Parents tend to be protective. I have two children that are now 18 and 21...All I wanted from them was to make good choices. I did followup on calls to parents when they went to friends houses and now that they are grown they know that lying to me doesn't do any good. Ask your mom what it would take for her to trust you...maybe she will have criteria that you can live with.
2006-12-07 09:47:24
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answered by mac5doc 2
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i do not see a difficulty of 16 12 months olds courting see you later as they're conscious, and understand what sex is and a thanks to guard themself. i'm marvel that your father does no longer look to care, because maximum fathers may opt to fulfill the guy to work out what sort of guy may date his daughter. even with the undeniable fact that, Your mom is kinda precise you're quite youthful and he or she sound like she is concern about you transferring into worry and sex, and may be in touch you received't achieve this nicely in college like grades if distracted by boys. She only searching for you. yet finally you'll commence courting regardless what you moms and dads say anyhow. i imagine it truly is a astounding social adventure between genders that ought to create extra perfect understanding and communication between one yet another as toddlers become older. even with the undeniable fact that, it appears like your mom shouldn't budge. you need to do it in the back of her decrease back, yet do not get stuck or your going to get grounded. good luck.
2016-11-24 21:50:12
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answered by Erika 4
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i know how you feel I am in the same situation so if you like the boy then just first make sure you know him well enough then talk to your mom tell her to listen for a minute. if she says no again then just wait a while trust me i know.
2006-12-07 09:46:20
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answered by Anonymous
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sit her down, tell her not to speak until you get done, just let her know that you need more responsability now that youre getting older, and that she needs to trust you, and just make her understand, let her give her feedback after youre done talking, don't get mad at her answer, just try to reason it out and make some sort of deal.
2006-12-07 09:46:01
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answered by monkiesnrabbitsloodaloop 2
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