Life isn't perfect, people are idiots, logic and rationality have little to do with people's relationships. Unless you think there is some sort of inappropriate hanky panky between the 40 yr old neightbor and your 18 yr old daughter, forget about it and move on.
Life isn't perfect, people are idiots, logic and rationality have little to do with people's relationships. Unless you think there is some sort of inappropriate hanky panky between the 40 yr old neightbor and your 18 yr old daughter, forget about it and move on.
10:30 isn't that late, especially for an 18 yr old. So wipe that from your weird list.
Is she friends with this couple? When I was that age I had a couple 40ish couple friends and would have popped up to their house at the drop of a hat if they called. Nothing out of the ordinary in my case. (Other than we drank a few beers on occasion. Something you'd have to have your head examined for if you're over 21 and with an minor these days.)
On the other hand, if I were really calling for something specific. I'd say something like "could you come over for a question". So I'm not really buying that.
So my guess is she's interacting with these people as peers and doesn't particualerly want you to know what they're doing/discussing. Whether that's okay or not is pretty much based on what the rest of her lfe is like. If you can generally trust her then drop it. If you can't, then you probably have a bigger problem.
Now didn't your wife say *why* she thought it was okay.
10:30 isn't that late, especially for an 18 yr old. So wipe that from your weird list.
Is she friends with this couple? When I was that age I had a couple 40ish couple friends and would have popped up to their house at the drop of a hat if they called. Nothing out of the ordinary in my case. (Other than we drank a few beers on occasion. Something you'd have to have your head examined for if you're over 21 and with an minor these days.)
On the other hand, if I were really calling for something specific. I'd say something like "could you come over for a question". So I'm not really buying that.
So my guess is she's interacting with these people as peers and doesn't particualerly want you to know what they're doing/discussing. Whether that's okay or not is pretty much based on what the rest of her lfe is like. If you can generally trust her then drop it. If you can't, then you probably have a bigger problem.
Now didn't your wife say *why* she thought it was okay.
You can't control everything an 18 year old is going to do. They have to learn by making their own mistakes and you hope those mistakes are little ones.
I trust my sons (20,18,16) to use good judgement based upon how my wife and I have raised them. I encourage them to be responsible. I talk to them about taking risks and having to deal with the results. Other than that, they are growing up and are going to have to deal with the results of the decisions they make.
I don't lose a lot of sleep over what they are doing every minute of the day. I don't even want to know what they are doing every minute of the day.
I think we've done a good job in raising them. I trust them. The rest is up to them.
You can't control everything an 18 year old is going to do. They have to learn by making their own mistakes and you hope those mistakes are little ones.
I trust my sons (20,18,16) to use good judgement based upon how my wife and I have raised them. I encourage them to be responsible. I talk to them about taking risks and having to deal with the results. Other than that, they are growing up and are going to have to deal with the results of the decisions they make.
I don't lose a lot of sleep over what they are doing every minute of the day. I don't even want to know what they are doing every minute of the day.
I think we've done a good job in raising them. I trust them. The rest is up to them.