Should be oblivaded to go out and outing with my spet son half brober and if so why?
468974
I have no idea what you are asking, but you should be obligated to learn english if you're going to use this site.  Seriously.  This site has a spell checker for a reason.
967647
If it isnt clean, safe and close to the public passing by then it may be one.  Fantasies are one thing, reality is very different, and you or your son may end up in trouble.  Be careful.
227430
From what you said, there is nothing 'wrong' with HIM.  The situation might be weird because of what others say about him or because of the parents being best friends, but HE sounds like a sweetie.  Base HIM on HIM.  Not much else.  It's like not shopping at your favorite store because you don't like the mall it's in..uh..sort of.  It's hard to find a decent guy, so I say go for it.  You already know he's nice.
585415
I think it would be preferrable to play some other sports (even in the same gym with you), because lifting weights so soon may prevent him to reach his maximum height.\n\nDoing some sports and eating well will not only help him to keep a good health and have a great body as he grows up, but to have a balanced lifestyle far from drugs and bad friendships. And doing it together with you will help to make a stronger bond between the two of you :)
56231
ok the question is why would you want to but hey  everyone has a reason i guess good luck and tell your son happy Birthday
717731
Most likely, your mom would enjoy if her son was there as well, right?  That in mind, since it is her day, I would not forbid his attendance.  But I would make it clear that he is paying his own way and should help for paying for his mother's meal.  Example, call him up and let him know he is welcome and tell which restaurant it is.  Then immediately ask if he is comfortable attending as the menu might be a little high for him.  Especially, if he wants to take mummsie out to dinner then that's his meal plus sharing the cost for her.  (Which is your present to her.  If he does not pay, then he still gets credit for the present of dinner.)  \n\nIf you assume the best about your brother and convey those things with, "Of course, if you come then you would..." and fill in the rest.  It's much better then, "If you come then you better...".  It sets such a different tone.
11466
A night out away from the kids where you pamper him and do as much as you can that he asks for. That would come across as very special and heartwarming. Sure to lead to more fun later in the evening...
644018
You can take him to some of your friends who have kids of his age.Let him play there with toys and you also join them along wih ur friends.He will feel secured and friendly
790337
Take your son to the local park playground.  Even the local McDonalds has a play area for kids.  You don't need to get an official group.
965791
Hello!! :o) Like some others who have already responded - I'm also curious as to how you know. But lets just assume that you 'accidentally' saw your son and his friend give each other 'hand jobs'. Contrary to what some guys say - a LOT of guys [especially young guys like your son] 'experiment' with each other. And more often than not - it goes no farther than 'mutual masturbation'. It's not a 'sign' of anything insofar as sexual orientation is concerned. [If it was - than MOST guys would be GAY - because MOST guys have had at least SOME same-sex 'experience'!!] But should you DO something about it?! Well... like what?! You certainly can't make it stop. You could - I suppose - threaten him or shame him. But that would just backfire and destroy whatever relationship you have with him. A parent always wants to keep the doors open [Emotionally speaking] and a sure way of closing those 'doors' is to make a child feel ashamed for being HUMAN. IF [and this is a BIG 'IF'] you have a good relationship with your son - and HAVE in past talked openly about things, including [perhaps] sex - you COULD bring up the topic in a 'round-about way. Without actually talking about him [and his friend] specifically [at least not at first] you could mention how normal it IS for kids to 'experiment' sexually with their friend. And let him know that THAT is OK. But also let him know that it's important to be careful about not getting carried away and doing things that maybe he [and his friend] shouldn't BE doing. THEN let him know that your 'door' is always open and he CAN talk to you about anything. AND that anything he tells you will be kept private. [And keep that promise!!] Saying anymore to him at this stage would probably just confuse him. I hope that helps. Craig!! :o)
436543
I don't know how old you are. You didn't say, but, you need to talk to your dad and if he doesn't want you to "date", then you need to do as he says, but, you talk about church. Talk to your dad about being able to do things as a church group(functions)with the boy you like. Or going for burgers with other friends included. See what he says
790360
I am sorry to say but i agree with him. You got yourself in a family relationship. Our kids come 1st and we always travel with them. Try to comprmise and bring a sitter so you guys can go off and do stuff on your own
391552
Next weekend,call up someone to watch your child.Then call your friends and say "we're going out"Then go out and have a good time.Yes you have a child,but you are a human being with needs and you need to have fun to.SO who cares what others think,go for it.
628137
You should say no, see the difference of age. the boy is too young for you as well as to make correct decision. Also in some states it will be illegal for you to hang out with him.
1116166
I'm not sure what you have to cope with; if he's bisexual, then he is.  You shouldn't treat him any differently than if he were heterosexual or homosexual.  Looking at it from the point of view of your interests, it seems to me you've got the best of both worlds if you can play your cards right: he can experiment with same-sex friendships when he's young (and thus you don't have to worry about an unwanted pregnancy) whereas he won't have totally cut off the idea of having a family and giving you grandkids later in life.
1120962
Every now and then ask him what he wants to do. It might be getting on the floor and playing blocks or going to the beach, cooking ANYTHING! As long as you are doing it together and you show interest in what he is doing then THAT is quality time.\n(you sound like a great Dad, he is lucky to have you)
1017316
Yes, by all means he should accept the honor and you should go to the party!  A good marriage is giving and taking.  I applaud you for the support you have given your husband.  (He definitely owes you one).  There will be other parties, but maybe not another Allstar Coaching opportunity.  I'd do exactly what you are doing...regretfully, go to the party and hurry home as soon as you can to celebrate with your hubby the honor of coaching the Allstar team.  He will love you for it.  You are a great lady with a big heart!  Next year, why don't you plan a trip that is not during the coaching season.