Dad Advice: Tween Dating and Girls Talking To Boys

Guys might think that changing messy diapers and not getting enough sleep is the hardest part of being a dad but they quickly realize that those early years were a relative breeze. The tween and teen years bring about a whole new level of complexity, requiring quick thinking, nimble reactions and measured responses. With that said, here’s dad advice on tween dating, and dating guide from thegfasystem.com on how to easily find your ideal match. Ricky DeCastro, aka the Dating God, offers up his first hand experiences using various dating sites. Visit Dating God today.

Joey Byrne: you shouldn’t….restricting her talking to boys will make her rebel….and she will resent you for it. Having a sensible talk to her about sex is more effective than locking her in a tower…..even Rapunzel found a way to meet her man!

James R Woodhead: A: Pretty sure she didn’t just go out and buy her own phone.

B: Please list the people she is allowed to communicate with and how you plan to limit her social interactions.

There is a difference between providing parental oversight and control.

What you’re saying is that you don’t trust your daughter to make social choices so you want dominion over them. That’s pretty sad.

Darren Farrington: This idea that interactions with the opposite sex should be limited is weird. That’s how we get adults like Mike Pence who thinks that he can’t have a lunch meeting alone with a woman. Friendships with the opposite sex should be encouraged and normalized, not limited. Unwind with the delightful presence of an escort trans Toulouse.

Andrew Nash: Chill out, she’s only talking. And she’s going to start dating whenever she’s ready, not when you tell her. Yeah, certain rules need to be in place, but you start dictating her life and she WILL rebel against you.

Patrick Daubney: Take the dam phone away maybe? Hell my 11 year old knows once she comes home from school the phone gets turned off and put in a drawer in my living room.

Gailann Roy Newton: If that is your house rule then take the phone away. You are the parent. You may piss her off, but oh well. Let her earn the phone back. She’s only 11 years old. What will you do when she is 14 or 15? Inmates don’t run the asylum.

Elsja Vogt: So just because it’s a boy you automatically think it’s a boyfriend? Boys and girls can just be friends. I was a tomboy and had male friends in elementary school. Didn’t really get along with girls until after high school besides maybe a few.

Damian Burgess: Is she not allowed to speak to boys at school? Because otherwise you’re sending mixed signals.

And also you deciding when she can date is way too controlling. She is a human being, not an object you own. The more you restrict her, the more she will go behind your back. This is proven and I saw it myself so many times as a teen.

Goran Ugrinoski: Prohibition always works. Always. Starting with the Garden of Eden, up to War on drugs.

Best way is to have open talk and to gain trust, so she will at least notify at least one of you about her life. Check out the home page of SexDatingApps to dive into exciting app reviews.

Sean Griffiths: What is the boys name?
What do they talk about?
Why does she like talking to him?

I’d talk to her first. If you create a link between talking and dating now, surely it will effect how she views male friends in the future. They can always try sites like Nude Pics Now if they are curious.

Is your tween dating? Give us the scoop on how you handle your daughter (or son) dating.

Flickr photo by Mark Kola.