My dad always had toys like snowmobiles that he would invite our male cousins to come over and enjoy. With a family member or close friend, one thing to look out for is if that person wants to take your kid to do 'fun stuff' on a regular basis. The truth is I think we all have the ability to sense when something is off…my ability is just more finely tuned than most peoples. I told my partner that it's fine if they remain friends but that guy is never, ever allowed in my home nor near my children. To this day I've never seen him around children but there's something about the way he carries himself, and that same thing missing in his eyes that was missing in my dad's. For example, when I started dating my partner a decade ago, he had a very good friend who after a couple of meetings I just *knew* was a predator. I don't think I could give you a reliable list of things to look for because it really is just a keen feeling, a sensation I get based on the tiniest little signals I get from someone. Hi, this is Renee! So, your question is a really tough one to answer because the 'detection skills' I've developed are much less empirical and much more intuitive. To cut out the bullshit with reckless abandon, to be happy, to help people all the time…that's my focus. My only job in this life is to make every day count. It's sick, and dangerous, and awful, but he is what he is. I know that sounds crazy, but he is very mentally ill and he is in fact, operating the best way that his brain knows how. Both of my parents are just people operating in the world the best way they know how – yes…including my dad. You aren't doomed to be a certain way because of what your parents did. Your parents actions are not a reflection of you. *Especially* if you are a financially independent adult. We get SOOO caught up in our society around these myths of familial relationships, but the truth is no matter WHO your family is made up of and no matter what you must endure, every day that you wake up you get to choose how the story goes. (Note that he retracted his fingers in this picture.Allie thanks for your comment and I think you make a very important point – that our parents choices have little to do with the person that we are and the possibilities available to us in life. I feel kind of bad intruding on their family beach play day Stephanie's entire family, including her husband, were present, and none of them seem weirded out.
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Maybe they were play-acting? Īt least they look like they're having fun. In others, they drink freely from one another's cups. (Weirded me out.) In some families, they pee with the door open. I once dated a guy whose mother would crawl in bed with him and give him back rubs. Let us not cast judgment on the genitalia of those suffering from excess hormones. To his credit, there are other half-naked people present, and he's nineteen. As commenter sarasasa notes, "having a hot model mom as a teenage boy must be confusing." Here's a moment that will haunt him forever. Maybe he wasn't kissing her, but " whispering into her mouth"? (Benefit of doubt: Paparazzi cameras take pictures really fast.)
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(Benefit of doubt: Maybe it was an accident?) īut then, it continued. How close is too close when it comes to mothers and sons?īecause this is awfully close. But-surprise!-that is actually her 18-year-old son. When I first saw these amorous images, I thought supermodel Stephanie Seymour had taken a young lover.