So no, I would politely decline to see him and also refrain from saying anything to my mom.
Same would apply if I screened my friend's boyfriend... or my coworker's husband... or my sister's husband for that matter. Or, even, if my own mom sent me a request.
Discretion is important as a provider and it's important to the people we see.
You screened and found out it was your dad...And to make it worse he cheating on your mom.
Would you tell on him?....Or would you keep it quiet because you don't want to be exposed, and hobbyist are your new Daddy anyways?
I believe everyone is entitled to their private lives and to do/share what they want in relationships. So I tend to err on the side of “that's none of my business” when it comes to seeing people do things that may be questionable within the context of monogamous relationships or anything else for that matter. And I wish more people were the same way.
So no, I would politely decline to see him and also refrain from saying anything to my mom.
Same would apply if I screened my friend's boyfriend... or my coworker's husband... or my sister's husband for that matter. Or, even, if my own mom sent me a request.
Discretion is important as a provider and it's important to the people we see.
So no, I would politely decline to see him and also refrain from saying anything to my mom.
Same would apply if I screened my friend's boyfriend... or my coworker's husband... or my sister's husband for that matter. Or, even, if my own mom sent me a request.
Discretion is important as a provider and it's important to the people we see.
I think that would be an awkward moment....how can they be mad when other's people's daughters provide them entertainment. it's more about a question of hypocrisy and morality.
Makes me think of the old Friends episode where Joey learns about his dad and mom's relationship where is dad is cheating and his mom knows but he has to stick his nose in things and nearly breaks up their marriage.
So no, I would politely decline to see him and also refrain from saying anything to my mom.
Same would apply if I screened my friend's boyfriend... or my coworker's husband... or my sister's husband for that matter. Or, even, if my own mom sent me a request.
Discretion is important as a provider and it's important to the people we see.
I have found out about this from couple people I know in my personal life... politely declined since "we are not a good match".
I would not "tell on him" everyone in this deserves privacy, regardless of the person. (unless is the husband) LOL!!
Would you tell on him?....Or would you keep it quiet because you don't want to be exposed, and hobbyist are your new Daddy anyways?