They can take away her phone and laptop, but can’t stop her from logging into her social media accounts from a friend’s laptop.
And they can take the credit card away.
And they can remove the door to her room.
They can shut off all internet access in their home, accessible only by appointment.
They can shut off the free rides to events.
They can limit her foods to Michelle approved foods in the house.
I can go on for quite awhile. Kids do not want to get their parents on the really wrong side of them
Maybe they should take the T-Bird away.
“but can’t stop her from logging into her social media accounts from a friend’s laptop.”
Yes they can. It’s called “grounding”.
A month or two should do it.
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No, but over dinner tonight they could ask her how she plans on paying for college... where she plans to move on D18+1, etc.
They need to delete the account
Cut off the credit card/money for EVERYTHING, including shopping trips with the girls, movies, restaurants, etc., and see how quickly the attitude changes. Girls like her would rather die than have their peers think they don’t have access to money.
In many families going against a parent's directive not to post on social media would be a surefire way to lose your privilege of visiting or even seeing friends.
Or just lose your account totally.
That would be the least of her problems. All clothes thrown out and replaced with seven Walmart outfits that are exactly the same (and hideous), no allowance, no car, etc...etc.