Actually you sound nuts. I strongly suspect that the parents were not aware of what was going on. Reminds me of a case that happened here several years ago. Some parents came home and found a guy in their 15 YO daughter's bedroom. Called police he was arrested and convicted. HOWEVER, it turned out that the girl had set the whole thing up on the internet. Far from being the victim, she was the one who organized the entire thing, lured the guy in (dumbass), and wanted to have sex with him. The DA publically stated that he was very frustrated because there really wasn't anything he could charge her with. Until the girl miscalculated how long her parents were going to be out, they were completely unaware of what she was up to.
I wonder why the parents were so CLUELESS. I taught the teenagers (13-17) and young adults (18-21) for 45 YEARS, the latter for 27 of those years.
Those parents knew her for all her life and the parents were "completely unaware." How much does that say for parents who were COMPLETELY UNAWARE of what their daughter was up to? Not much in my opinion.
LOL. The ONLY reason the girl didn't get away with it because parents ACCIDENTALLY got home early. Oh dear. What would have happened if said parents were their normal selves and left their daughter alone EVEN MORE?
Perhaps BOTH parents were working 60+ hours and too tired to deal. Happens.
They sure got THEIR wake up call, didn't they? 'Bout time.
The REAL loser is the girl whose parents have opted out of being involved in their daughter's life. MY upbringing was similar: both parents worked. Had to. We were poor. But I had to report to the neighbor across the street when I got home. When I was still in grammar school I had to GO OVER there and stay. My older sister took care of me a little later on.
See my answer in post #95.