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Just make him pay for it. He'll stop drinking stuff from your supply.
Throwing up after 2 glasses? Even at 14 that's pathetic. I do feel sorry for the OP, they raised a weak little thief.
I did something equally as stupid around that age. I still grew up to be a responsible member of society. Kids mess up. Talk to him. I'm sure his pounding headache and awful hangover will ensure he doesn't do it again LOL Make sure he cleans up his OWN sheets! I surely won't bash on your child for all we know he is a very good child and this is the first time he has ever messed up. It's easy to judge based on ONE incident but when you don't have the full picture it's not exactly fair...
Party on!
If full grown adults still get killed by drinking, why should the legal age be lowered?
One thing catches my attention about this story: You leave a "really expensive bottle of wine" opened and partially drunk? For that, YDI.
I bottle of wine, opened and partially drunk? So, the bottle got drunk on its own?
wow you live in her house too and didn't do anything about it? cos...apparently you know every little detail.
even if it is lock up doesn't mean it will stop a child from getting to it. I mean all they would have to Google how pick a lock or whatever
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Your son seems like a moron.
He needs to learn to hold his alcohol better.