Ethically Speaking, How Far Should Parents Go To Obtain Information About Their Children?
This question should be asked by Adults and Teens as well...Can we ask your friends about you? Do you think you should be asking your kids friends about them?
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I guess it would all depend on your reasoning for doing so like if its just to be nosy then no, but if its possibly for a matter of life and death then by all means go the distance and leave no one out
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If I had a child and I really wanted to know something, I would look through their personal belongings if I think that something that they are hiding from me may put them in danger.
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