My daughter's too young for that mistake to happen, not that it ever will. But the cashier at Wally World sure got embarassed the other day when I (with a smile) pointed out here mistake when she asked my daughter something about her grandpa and was referring to me. Of course my daughter thought it was hillarious and told EVERYONE we know at ever oppotunity she got.

 

I figure when I meet the first one I'll just twitch alot and make a few odd noises. When he looks at me kinda funny I'll explain my PTSD to him.

 

I took my daughter on her first ride last week. The offer has always been there, but she's the cautious type. She's 20, and has the same boyfriend since she was 17. It never gets easier. If they so much as hold hands I usually leave the room.

 

Right there with you keeferfish...mine turns 14 next month and she's on the HS dance and cheerleader team(s). The other night while showing off the $700 worth of cheer/dance apparel I invested into these sports I realized dad needs to keep a close eye out in the stands for "horndoggler" boys wanting to pounce on my little angel. It's going to be a long year...

 

i feel your pain!..
oldest daughter is 17...
another thats 16...
and according to his sisters, my son the "perv", is 13...

 

Never had the problem of my kids riding behind, but know the feeling of daughters growing up. Trust them to be who you taught them to be. Now, my grandaughter, (15) is different. Time to lock her up.

 

all I can do is sigh...mine is 13 also.

At least I know misery is company.

 

Does membership in this club come with a free beer on friday nights?

I was introduced to my 13-year-old daughter's goofy boyfriend the other day, and he looked like he was going to puke when I shook his hand. At least that put half a grin on my face for the rest of the day.

 

I don't have kids, but I'm sure that situation would make me uncomfotable too. Well good luck with all the boys.

 

Yeah - my daughter is 15 so I know what you mean.