My sister thinks I am uptight
Me: Jenny. Have you ever taken a boyfriend to mom’s and
shared a room with him?
Jenny: Are you KIDDING me? Which mom are you talking about?
Me: Yeah, that’s what I thought.
Jenny: Why?
Me: Primo is taking me to meet his parents—
Jenny: It’s about time. You guys have been together for more
than a year.
Me: Yeah, well. They live in Florida so it’s not exactly
easy to get there. Anyhow, Primo told his parents that I want to sleep in a separate
room from him--
Jenny: Wait. He had to tell them that?
Me: Yes. I guess it’s not the default for them. He says his
parents “pride themselves on being hip.”
Jenny: I’ve stayed in the same room with a boyfriend at his
mom and dad’s. I never even thought twice about it.
Me: But what about taking a boyfriend to visit mom?
Jenny: That’s totally different! That is not how mom rolls! Mom
does not pride herself on being hip.
Me: No kidding.
Jenny: So they just assumed you guys would be in the same bedroom?
Me: Yes.
Jenny: Are you guys sharing a room now?
Me: Umm. Yes. But at his place or at my place.
Jenny: I thought you weren’t going to sleep with him until
his divorce was final.
Me: Yeah well that resolution didn’t last very long.
Jenny: Homewrecker.
Me: Hey! He had already moved to Austin and filed when I met
him. It’s been six years since he split with his ex-wife!
Jenny: She’s not his ex-wife. Legally.
Me: You know what I mean.
Jenny: Yeah, whatever, you homewrecker. When was the last
time you visited a boyfriend’s parents?
Me: Probably not since I was in my mid-twenties.
Jenny: You are old now. Nobody cares. Maybe they’ll ask you
to smoke pot with them.
Me: Nope. They hate drugs.
Jenny: It’s just sex they are hip about?
Me: I guess so. I am not getting a good vibe about this. I
didn’t think it would be a big deal, but I guess it is. I have never slept in
the same room with a boyfriend at his mom and dad’s and hadn’t even thought
about it, but then Primo mentioned that they will put us both in the guest
room.
Jenny: That is a little weird that you don’t want to be in
the same bedroom with him.
Me: No! It’s that I don’t want to be in the same bedroom
with him at his mom and dad’s! That’s the weird part. When we stayed with his
friend Doug last year, Doug didn’t want us in the same room. He said it would
be a bad influence on his kids. Primo said if we couldn’t be in the same room
then we weren’t coming. I didn’t care about that. It’s just in front of parents
that it feels wrong.
Jenny: Call me when you get there. I want to know what
happens.
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ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, but this whole topic is a bit weak. I can't get excited about non-teenagers sharing a room on a visit to parents. So what?
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