Ours was simply because they wouldn't stop slamming their door.

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Jan 19, 2017
9:42:52am

ClawsonCoug Contributor

Two weeks without a door and it hasn't been slammed since. Not even once.

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ClawsonCoug

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can you all enlighten me on why people take teenagers' doors away? I've heard

fattycoug

1/19/17 9:19am

It's because they are doing things in their room that they shouldn't be doing and need supervision.

Conan

1/19/17 9:21am

I guess that makes sense. seems to me that it's not always the case

fattycoug

1/19/17 9:21am

dark things happen in dark rooms and lead to darkened lives

v1k0u6

1/19/17 9:24am

We haven't gone there yet, but ticks me off when my teenager locks his door when

JONBOY

1/19/17 9:26am

He has a lock on his door??? The first time my kid locked a door on me would be the last time they had a door.

Blue Print

1/19/17 9:39am

Ditto

Paco

1/19/17 9:42am

My teenager values her privacy above all else

KingDave

1/19/17 9:32am

I knew a family that had no interior doors in the house

Paco

1/19/17 9:33am

Why?

kotacoug

1/19/17 9:46am

General openness. I can't explain a hippy mindset for you.

Paco

1/19/17 10:17am

It isn't that doors were removed. There were no doorframes

Paco

1/19/17 10:18am

Ours was simply because they wouldn't stop slamming their door.

ClawsonCoug

1/19/17 9:42am

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BYUMizzou

1/19/17 10:15am

I'm not a fan of it. Every member of the family is entitled to some privacy

spugeddy24

1/19/17 11:08am

You don't need a door for that.

kalifi

1/19/17 11:16am

You kinda do

spugeddy24

1/19/17 4:00pm

boys sometimes need to be saved from themselves.

babybroker

1/19/17 12:01pm

You can't drag anyone to salvation

spugeddy24

1/19/17 4:00pm

true. but if they have certain issues, I'm not going to provide a fertile

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