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Scarlett_Father

Jan. 16, 2025

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Daughter's Boyfriend

I accidentally read a slip of my daughter's paper message, knowing that she is dating a boyfriend. I told it to my wife and she seemed a bit nervous. However, I think it's normal and understanding for a seventeen-year-old girl, she is growing up.

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My Daughter's Boyfriend

I accidentally read a slipn excerpt of my daughter's paper message, knowing that she is datinghas a boyfriend/is dating someone.

I told it to my wife and she seemed a bit nervous.

However, I think it's normal and understanding for a seventeen-year-old girl, s. She is growing up anyway.

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Scarlett_Father

Jan. 17, 2025

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Thank you for your corrections!

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marblemenow

Jan. 17, 2025

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You're welcome.

I accidentally read a slip of paper my daughter's paper message, knowing left out and found out that she is dating a boyfriendsomeone.

It could also be “she has a boyfriend” but “dating a boyfriend” sounds a bit redundant.

Depending on what you meant here, it could be a “note” or “letter” too

I told it to my wife and she seemed a bit nervous.

However, I think it's normal and understandingable for a seventeen-year-old girl, she is growing up.

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Scarlett_Father

Jan. 16, 2025

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Thank you for corrections!

I told it to my wife and she seemed a bit nervous.


I told it to my wife and she seemed a bit nervous.

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However, I think it's normal and understanding for a seventeen-year-old girl, she is growing up.


However, I think it's normal and understandingable for a seventeen-year-old girl, she is growing up.

However, I think it's normal and understanding for a seventeen-year-old girl, s. She is growing up anyway.

Daughter's Boyfriend


My Daughter's Boyfriend

I accidentally read a slip of my daughter's paper message, knowing that she is dating a boyfriend.


I accidentally read a slip of paper my daughter's paper message, knowing left out and found out that she is dating a boyfriendsomeone.

It could also be “she has a boyfriend” but “dating a boyfriend” sounds a bit redundant. Depending on what you meant here, it could be a “note” or “letter” too

I accidentally read a slipn excerpt of my daughter's paper message, knowing that she is datinghas a boyfriend/is dating someone.

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