Maternal monitoring

By Mils - 26/11/2019 03:00 - Australia - Blackburn

Today, I learned the hard way that my parents leave the baby monitor in my room when my boyfriend stays over. FML
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haveyou000 22

that is extra creepy. and by the sounds of it.. ha ha. awkward on both parts. no thanks

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Rodville 28

I’m curious to how old you are. If you’re over 18 this is beyond a creepy move and they should respect your privacy. If you are under 18 why the hell are they letting your boyfriend over while they disrespect your privacy?

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OkWhatNow 7

"Just a good old reminder from your parents here..." *crying in background*

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haveyou000 22

that is extra creepy. and by the sounds of it.. ha ha. awkward on both parts. no thanks

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Pandacupcakelove 26

Not cool! They have no right to do that at all

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alwaysme28 8

yes they do! it's their house. and by the sounds of it op is a kid. so yes, they have all the right in the world.

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rickAUS 22

No, it's illegal in Victoria (where OP is) to monitor or or record video/audio of private spaces (e.g. bathroom, bedrooms) unless you're a party to what is being recorded/monitored.

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Elgrin 15

Their house, their rules. Still a dick move though.

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Sinshine 28

No not their house their rules. That would be of they told everyone they're surveiling them. This is simply a breach of privacy and absolutely not ok.

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rickAUS 22

No, it's illegal in Victoria (where OP is) to monitor or or record video/audio of private spaces (e.g. bathroom, bedrooms) unless you're a party to what is being recorded/monitored

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Oh_No_Not_Him 25

I'm trying to think of an easy way to learn this. And failing. Asking you to respect a "no screwing in our house" rule is one thing. Enforcing it with a secret baby-monitor (which incidentally is probably open to anyone with a similar monitor to listen in) is something totally different.

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thelittlem 15

Would parents prefer if their kids got caught doing out in public or something? I don't get it.

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shannon2348 14

I don't even understand why they're letting your boyfriend stay over. ydi

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Iamthebanzai22 21

OK, let me get this straight: Your parents let your boyfriend stay over but they expect you not to have sex with him? wtf?

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Mathalamus 24

I beilieve that's actually a typical etiquette rule.

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Rodville 28

I’m curious to how old you are. If you’re over 18 this is beyond a creepy move and they should respect your privacy. If you are under 18 why the hell are they letting your boyfriend over while they disrespect your privacy?

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