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Old Jan 9, 2007, 05:44 AM
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children sharing rooms Who are not related

I was wondering if there's a law against children sharing rooms with the opposite sex if they're not related. My ex-husband has my children on the weekends and they stay over his girlfriends house. She has a boy and a girl and we have 2 girls. One of my girls has to stay in the boys room. My children are 8 and 6. Also, I live in N.J.

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Old Jan 9, 2007, 09:31 AM   #2  
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There are no laws, but most peoples morals would govern them not to do that.

at least they arn't sexually mature yet.
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Old Jan 9, 2007, 10:18 AM   #3  
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I know here in Tennessee if you are renting a boy and a girl are not supposed to share a room at any age even if they are related.
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Old Jan 11, 2007, 05:41 PM   #4  
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most peoples morals would govern them not to do that.

Ahh, yes.

Because when my male friend shared a room with his sister, his first instinct was to have sex with her. In fact they went at it like rabbits every night!


What are you talking about couded? It is morally wrong to share a room with your own sister? So is it also morally wrong to share a room with your own brother?

What about sharing a room with a parent?

This is the most absurd thing I have ever heard. Well, not the most, but I am trying to make a point.

It depends on the child’s maturity for one. And in this case, the kids are still young and even if they are older, teach them about sex and who one has sex with.

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eris8656 disagrees: completly ignored what the person actually said.
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Old Aug 8, 2007, 09:38 PM   #5  
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Ahh, yes.

Because when my male friend shared a room with his sister, his first instinct was to have sex with her. In fact they went at it like rabbits every night!

captain forest they are not brother and sister it is her ex-husband's girlfriends children and her children so they are not related. So yes she could have some issues with it.

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CaptainForest disagrees: Define your definition of brother and sister…they are step bros/sisters if their father is pretty much living with his gf. And the fact is the same...at such a young age, it is not really relevant. Education is they key here and the comfort level.
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i personally would not allow my daugther to sleep in the same room as a boy, it just ain't right. and she should see her lawyer, this is not good for a couple of reasons, the boy and girl in the same room, i don't care what age they are. and what type of example is it setting for her children to see the dad and the gf to be Living Together? Hmm, i'd make his head spin. and i would demand that my daughters be in an ALL Girl room.
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