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meeting parents 400 miles away


Question Posted Tuesday June 23 2009, 11:20 pm

ok so i am 17 and i have a 19 year old boy friend. We have been together for a year...he wants me to meet his parents. the only problem is he is in amarilo and i am 400 miles away. he comes to see me every month. my mom and grandma dont want to let me go meet his parents...what should i do?

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hear2listen answered Monday June 29 2009, 11:00 pm:
well since you are 17 you are technically still a minor so you have to stay if you do not have permission from you mother. but if you really want to meet his parents, which i think you should if you want to, wait until you are 18 or 19 or maybe take your parents to meet them too!

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