Should i tell my parents? is it normal to think i should?
I'm nineteen and my younger brother is seventeen- we get along better than other siblings do, and when it comes to our parents, we sort of have a "us vs. them" thing going on.
Now, my brother has never been interested in girls, nor has any girl been interested in him. Until recently. Some girl from one of his classes at school texted him and said that she thought he was cute, and wanted to get to know him better. My brother was amazed that someone confessed this to him, but he obviously likes it. They texted each other back he said that he was going over to her house, as it turns out that she lives not that far away. Our parents are going out of town for the day, and my brother's taking this opportunity to go over to her house and hang out with her.
I have no idea who this girl is. I don't know what her name is, how old she is, or what grade she's in. I told my brother not to go out with her if he doesn't like her, but he says he doesn't know that much about her, so he doesn't know if he likes her or not- and yet he's going over to her house. I'd think they'd at least talk first at school before going to each others' houses.
I have no idea if her parents are going to be there, or if they know that he's coming over. My parents certainly have no idea. And I have no idea if I should tell my parents, or let my brother do what he wants. I'm not comfortable going to this girls' house, and I don't care if he says he "knows her from school", because the fact is, he doesn't know her well enough to go over to her house. And no, I'm positive they won't do anything sexual.
I'm strongly thinking of putting my foot down as the older sibling and saying that he shouldn't go, in a way so that our parents won't get involved. But I know if I do that, he'll get angry at me, and our relationship might be strained. Can someone give me an opinion on what I should do? I'm really conflicted about this.
Yes, tell your parents | 18 | |
No, he can take care of himself | 118 |