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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 660004" data-attributes="member: 1550">The things that you learn in a normal house were absent in ours, I guess, Copa.We only had one bathroom with no lock (blushing again).People used to barge in all the time. I'll leave the rest to your imagination, but speaking of boundaries...what are boundaries?My parents didn't lock their bedroom door when they did the deed. I walked in on them once, but fortunately they were under the covers. He was on top and looked up, shocked. It was dark. I was about fourteen.I left and said nothing, but it took me a long time to get over seeing that. It's not something you want to ever witness. At least t hey were covered up. I never went in there again after they went to bed.Boundaries.I doubt they had locks on the doors either. Nobody did.Why didn't they just say, &quot;Look, you never go into a room without knocking on the door first&quot; and enforce the rule.Oh, yeah. What's a rule?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 660004, member: 1550"] The things that you learn in a normal house were absent in ours, I guess, Copa. We only had one bathroom with no lock (blushing again). People used to barge in all the time. I'll leave the rest to your imagination, but speaking of boundaries...what are boundaries? My parents didn't lock their bedroom door when they did the deed. I walked in on them once, but fortunately they were under the covers. He was on top and looked up, shocked. It was dark. I was about fourteen. I left and said nothing, but it took me a long time to get over seeing that. It's not something you want to ever witness. At least t hey were covered up. I never went in there again after they went to bed. Boundaries. I doubt they had locks on the doors either. Nobody did. Why didn't they just say, "Look, you never go into a room without knocking on the door first" and enforce the rule. Oh, yeah. What's a rule? [/QUOTE]

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