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In response to "TTIS: My sister has an issue. At Christmas, her inlaws came to visit, including her brother in law and his girlfriend." by loosilu

She's not crazy to expect that, if it's her house.

Posted by con_carne Jan 12 '09, 08:40

If she's that hung up about it, then absolutely, she should expect her guests to sleep in the arrangements she provides.

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You can't sleep apart for a few days? Suck it up--you're a guest. You sleep where you're told to. -- nm - Amy Jan 12, 08:50
Well, she's still crazy for expecting it. But bottom line is if they're staying there, it's their onus to follow the "innkeepers" rules. - JaxSean Jan 12, 08:49 5
- Come on. Though I wouldn't agree with loosi's sister, her concern that unmarrieds shouldn't sleep together is not uncommon. -- nm - con_carne Jan 12, 08:51 4
  - When there's little kids in the house, that is. "Mommy, are they married?" "Mommy, are they going to get married?" -- nm - con_carne Jan 12, 08:53 3
    - 2 and 4 year olds don't ask that. - JaxSean Jan 12, 08:57 2
      - is there a magic age? He'll be five next year. -- nm - loosilu Jan 12, 08:59 1
        
        Kids sleep in the same bed during sleep overs. - JaxSean Jan 12, 09:01
word -- nm - Rorschach: 03/06/09 Jan 12, 08:41

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