Is it okay for parents to secretly snoop through their teenagers’ stuff?

Answer: Had I not snooped on my daughter, I would not have found out the shock.​.​.​ Mike's Digest Top Stories For You Is it okay for parents to secretly snoop through their teenagers' stuff? Clare Romund, Inspections QC Specialist at Assurant (2016-present) Updated Dec 12 Had I not snooped on my daughter, I would not have found out the shocking things she was up to online. She was living two lives; being one person in front of me, and an ent... Read More » What are some interesting genetic anomalies in humans which could have benefits? Eva Glasrud, Top Writer and Blogger at TheHappyTalent-com Written Jun 14 "Guevedoces", which translates in Spanish to "penis at twelve", is a genetic anomaly found only in a small community in the Dominican Republic… in which children who are bo... Read More » What can the USA do to stop China from becoming the number one superpower? Kurt Guntheroth, Software Engineer and Writer Written Dec 14 China has 4x the population of the United States. As these peoples' standard of living rises, they will inevitably become a mighty economy. To stay ahead of China, we must ... Read More » What might my father have been doing in Saigon for the USAF from 1958 to 1963? He warned our mother before he passed to be silent. She never spoke. Gonzalo Quiñones Figueroa, worked at U.S. Air Force (1982-1985) Written Jun 16 As a former Minuteman Missile maintainer who held a High security clearance I have personally known people who held the job he was most likely doing. He was most likely a li... Read More » What is the most badass thing your parent has ever done? Stephen Doherty, Likes to write, here, there and everywhere. Updated Sep 8 My dad was putting gas in the car. I was standing on the opposite side of it. I went to throw trash away at the trash can across from me. Out of nowhere, a car came barreling ... Read More » How much does a soldier earn in the US? Pierre Julien, former Aircraft Maintainer at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Written Sat Use google to find out the pay rates of a US soldier. The pay chart is not classified and is easy to read. There are some payments given that do not show on the pay chart. ... Read More » What was your biggest reality check when you became a parent? Mi Nguyen Written Oct 12 Sex with my husband is pretty much out of the window. Since having our son 21 months ago, our sex life has suffered dramatically. I am too tired or too busy to think about a... Read More » When did you first realize you were no longer a child? Belkis Vergara, studied at Boston Latin School Written Oct 1 I came home at midnight one day during the summer. I hadn't called my parents to tell them where I was but they also didn't call me. When I opened the door to my house I wa... Read More » Why did the USA plan to attack Britain in 1936? Xenia Kucher Written Dec 14 Because, as hard as it may seem to be to imagine today, there was no 'special friendship' between the US and the UK before WW2. In fact, war between the two didn't seem at ... Read More » You are on a plane and a child is continuously kicking the back of your seat. You've asked the parent nicely to intervene, but the parent refuses ("there's nothing I can do"). The flight attendants are no help. What do you do next? Elle Hayes, 75 year old woman who has had a lot of experiences Updated Oct 13 You are on a plane and a child is continuously kicking the back of your seat. You've asked the parent nicely to intervene, but the parent refuses ("there's nothing I can do... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.