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Karen - Karen dosent like that her kid has "personal fun" | /r/FuckYouKaren

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I found my son "having personal fun" in his room. How do I stop this? When you say "personal fun" in the privacy of his own room...... without any mention of his age.......and he's doing so by himself........ I'm struggling to understand what it is that you're insisting needs to stop? Do you mean you'd like for him to engage in the "fun" with others? Or a group of others perhaps? Or that he should have "fun" outside the privacy of his room?........ Again just trying to gather some information here because it would be incredibly ignorant to assume you meant you want to somehow stop his desire to have "fun" and attempt to prohibit that natural behavior simply because you don't know how to have a healthy conversation with your child about developmental changes and maturity. 12.5M views • View 29,883 upvotes View 142 shares 2.3K 29.8K Add a comment... . 142 go Jul 6 Here's what you do: get him a lock for the inside of his bedroom door, and don't ever go inside unless you are invited. That will put a stop to your seeing it. As for stopping him doing it, you have no right to stop it.

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