11yr old girls and boys sharing a room?

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dmg24 wrote: »

I'm a SHE! I have big big boobies, trust me you would never mistake me for a man!

Now I'm going to the pub, to drink wine, and have men stare at my cleavage all night (I do have a face, they just seem to miss it).

Love you all x

You have saggy tits dont you

healy

Marker wrote: »

healy if you have an issue with me please PM it and leave it off the boards, if you could read back those threads I stated you were a troll after dmg stated someone else was a troll, at the time it was funny as it looked like you followed dmg just to thank him, for unthankable posts, dmg later went on to say that we obviously thank people for different reasons, why bring it up in a completly different thread???????

PS I didnt just call you a troll, i called you a stalker too

As you have answered here so will I. I dont see how someone else being a troll makes me a troll. The posts I thanked dmg were perfectly reasonable, I didnt realise there was code or limit to thanking people. I was unable to post the other day due to problems with the site, hence my comment now along with pointing out your ignorance in this thread. I did not know you had called me a stalker and would request you stop insulting me.

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Think back to pre 2nd world war when it was common for families with 10 kids to live in a 2 up 2 down,of course since then houses have got bigger and families smaller.However it is totally inappropiate in this day and age for same sex siblings over the age of 10 to share a room,unfortunately too many people in social housing hang on to homes that are too big for them(families grown up and moved out),so the solution is obvious if we think about it.

lil_me

My Dad's friend has 8 children, they live in a 2 bedroom house, the parents sleep in the living room, boys in one bedroom and girls in another. Friends who I went to school with (brother and sister a year between them) shared a room until the youngest left home to go to uni, they both got changed in the bathroom as a rule . I suppose it's one of those things where the government needed to draw a line on. My sons both have special needs, it's completely unsafe after one tried to strangle the other amongst other things for them to share, one sleeps 4 hours a night etc, DSs medical care team have said they should never share again (if they do I have no doubt social services would want to stick their noses in again), but regardless if we were on LHA we'd be entitled to a 2 bedroom because they are 2 boys and would be expected to share until they are 16...one of those situations where - I know what the law is, I would have to accept that if I was on benefits it would have to go by the rules.

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healy wrote: »

As you have answered here so will I. I dont see how someone else being a troll makes me a troll. The posts I thanked dmg were perfectly reasonable, I didnt realise there was code or limit to thanking people. I was unable to post the other day due to problems with the site, hence my comment now along with pointing out your ignorance in this thread. I did not know you had called me a stalker and would request you stop insulting me.

:zzzz: why dont you activate your ignore features and ummmm ignore me!

So serious :rolleyes:

Mips

woodbine wrote: »

Think back to pre 2nd world war when it was common for families with 10 kids to live in a 2 up 2 down,of course since then houses have got bigger and families smaller.However it is totally inappropiate in this day and age for same sex siblings over the age of 10 to share a room,unfortunately too many people in social housing hang on to homes that are too big for them(families grown up and moved out),so the solution is obvious if we think about it.

Indeed, people should relocate and swap with people needing bigger housing.

It makes perfect sense.

healy

Marker wrote: »

:zzzz: why dont you activate your ignore features and ummmm ignore me!

So serious :rolleyes:

If you find me that boring do not reply. You are being very childish.