Teens and drama

[Granny_Weatherwax]

Edited for privacy due to trolling.

Edited May 10, 2010 by The Dragon Academy

[TravelingChris]

Sorry, can't help. My girls and my boy weren't or aren't like this. So, no, not all girls are drama queens.

[Jean in Newcastle]

Perhaps it might be better to say that it is not healthy.

[Granny_Weatherwax]

Perhaps it might be better to say that it is not healthy.

 

Okay.:001_smile:

[Night Elf]

The other weird thing is what kind of company calls a friend of an employee asking where the guy is? I would think that was okay for a married couple.

 

I can see helping him with his schedule if he isn't used to that at all. But I don't think it's appropriate for the company to have your dd's contact information. I might even consider phoning them and telling them straight up that you do not have a family connection to the young gentleman in question. How did your dd feel about that phone call? Did she think it was okay?

[Granny_Weatherwax]

Edited for privacy due to trolling.

Edited May 10, 2010 by The Dragon Academy

[Wheres Toto]

I was going to ask if the company he was working for was a "friend" situation. In that case, it does kind of make sense for them to check with her.

 

My oldest isn't too much of a drama queen, most of the time. Every so often she gets involved in some big drama with a friend (so far no boy drama thankfully) or classmates. So far, its always blown over fairly quickly and harmlessly although its extremely traumatic at the time. ;) Judging by some of her friends though, it is not at all uncommon for girls to be VERY tied up in their boyfriends lives - helping them schedule their work, homework, school; helping them to pick out what to wear (yes, I've seen it); helping them plan finances and for the future.