Started by #124456 [Ignore] 11,May,15 22:44
 | yes im 20 and still live with my parents. they cleaned my room one day, i had an anal plug, but ever since then cleaned my room my lube and panties and anal plug is gone  where should i look? |
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If it's only plugging someone else's butt for three seconds, it's safe to pop it right into your own?
To be more 'graphic', that would be an 'ATM' in the middle of 'the exchange', so that it's "safe".
I'm a grown-up.
I clean my own room.
I don't own an anal plug or panties.
I own my own home.
But:
I do have parents. So, like, I feel your pain, man.
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Very likely the story is fantasy or we are being told a cock and bull story.
Also men do not wear panties.
His profile says he's 22, the March, 2015 thread says he's 21, this thread says he's 20. Seems to be confused about his age. Maybe his plug, lube and panties are just in his wild dreams.....
(The laugh was for the ignorant comment, not the fact that men wear them.)
Back to the question at hand, why not ask your parents about the missing items. If you want to be treated as an adult, you must act like an adult. If you had a watch in your room and was no where to be found after your parents cleaned your room, would you have any hesitation asking if they had seen it? How is the missing plug, lube and panties any different? Yes, the conversation will be uncomfortable but it's got to be done. There is a bigger issue if these items were in your drawer and out of sight. I feel that the sooner you address the matter, the sooner you will find that there is no longer an 'elephant in the room'.
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It musta hit home hard when I asked about Mom and the minivan!
I don't think they expect (2) so be brave and do it. It will improve your relationship with them and will make you stronger. If you don't do it now, you'll never do it in the future and, trust me, you won't regret.
If they react badly, again, take this as a positive sign: you will know it's time you moved out and found a place of your own.
When I was 19 years old, had my full-time job and lived at home. Yes, I paid the obligatory "room and board" ( it was a dollar amount that was really almost nothing, but I had a job so it was anticipated that I would pay something ). My dad was a teacher and worked Monday through Friday and I was dating a new guy. My parents wanted me in the house by 23:00, M - Th and 01:00 on Friday and Saturday. The first time that I did not make it home by my "curfew", the storm doors were locked and I was not able to get in. It is their house, their rules. I moved out shortly thereafter and never returned. Sadly, at 19, I did not see or appreciate the wisdom of my parents and ultimately, they were right about many things that we bucked heads on.
Take a look at this picture posted in 2011, more than 3.5 years ago. Either this guy is a whack-a-doodle and this is his fantasy OR do the math, the guy was un.derage when he joined.
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