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Eye Spy

1/17/2024

30 Comments

 
Daily Literary Quote
"Children begin by loving their parents; as they grow older they judge them; sometimes they forgive them."
                                                                       - Oscar Wilde

Journal Prompt
To what extent do parents have the right to "spy" or check up on their children? What circumstance might allow or prevent this?
30 Comments
Ana
1/17/2024 10:39:26 am

I don't think parents should spy on their kids at all. They should be able to know what their kids are doing but they also need to respect their privacy. If kids give their parents reason to spy on them then maybe they should know what is going on in their life.

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madi
1/17/2024 10:43:52 am

I could not agree more

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Zac
1/17/2024 10:44:44 am

I agree.

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Jersey Anders
1/17/2024 10:45:29 am

This was very well said, and I agree 100%

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Lauren
1/17/2024 10:45:54 am

I agree, without good reason no parent should be going through their kids phone or other invasions of privacy

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laci
1/17/2024 10:48:16 am

I agree as well

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Sydney
1/17/2024 10:50:17 am

I argee as well

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Wyatt Herbst
1/17/2024 10:42:43 am

I don't think at parents have the right to go thought their kids room or phone and other personal belongs like that. If their kid trust them the kid will not have a problem telling them what is going on in there life.

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Easton Tarkalson
1/17/2024 10:50:05 am

good answer

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Zac Winchester
1/17/2024 10:42:50 am

I think parents have all right to check up on their kids to make sure they aren't in trouble (If the kid living under roof), but I do think it should be a justified spy. I don't think you should just randomly enter a kids room, nor randomly check their phone. If you have seen them do something stupid or are very suspicious about it then its more justifyable.

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Lauren
1/17/2024 10:43:17 am

I think that parents should respect their children's privacy. There is a difference between protecting them and being a bad parent. If there is an actual reason to check their phone, like if you have caught them talking to or doing shady things then sure but without a valid reason it is disrespectful.

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sydney
1/17/2024 10:44:58 am

I agree

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Zac
1/17/2024 10:45:35 am

I concur.

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Easton Tarkalson
1/17/2024 10:50:42 am

good answer

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madi
1/17/2024 10:43:25 am

I do not believe that spying on your children is okay after a certain age, unless they give you a reason to need to spy on them. If parents spy on their kids that will just make the kids want to hide things more and be untruthful.

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Ana
1/17/2024 10:45:47 am

It also makes the kids resent their parents.

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Jersey Anders
1/17/2024 10:46:27 am

I wholeheartedly agree.

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Zoe
1/17/2024 10:43:46 am

I think that parents should trusts their kids unless the kid did something to betray that trust. I also think that it just depends on what the situation is between the kid and the parents.

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Easton Tarkalson
1/17/2024 10:44:03 am

I think that they have a pretty big extent because they are your parents but don't be to nosey to the point that they hate you. A good circumstance would their kid staying out later that usual.

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zoe
1/17/2024 10:48:06 am

I agree

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Wyatt Herbst
1/17/2024 10:49:37 am

I agree their is a difference between check-up and being nosey

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Sydney
1/17/2024 10:44:03 am

I think parents have some right to check up on they're children, only if it means the kid is resorting to something dangerous. I do think as a child gets older the parents should trust them and respect their privacy. I say one situation that might allow this is kids talking to older people online.

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Lauren
1/17/2024 10:47:52 am

I agree. I think that a healthy relationship is built on trust and if there is no trust between parent and child then there is more likely to be secrets

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Jersey Anders
1/17/2024 10:44:19 am

I don't think parents should spy on their children. Checking up on them is understandable but spying is completely different. Parents have the right to know what their kid is doing but they need to respect their privacy. This goes both ways. Kids can check up on their parents, but spying is a no. Kids need to respect their parents privacy as parents respect their kids' privacy.

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madi
1/17/2024 10:45:22 am

I believe that they can spy on their kids if they give them a reason to, but I completely agree.

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Laci
1/17/2024 10:47:22 am

I think that you should always start out with trust for what your kids are telling you, then if they do something to deserve the more watching then you can start to implement more.

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zoe
1/17/2024 10:48:39 am

I couldn't agree with you more

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naomi
1/17/2024 10:49:27 am

I think if there is a good relationship and good rules set the kid wont have a reason to hide a bunch of things. There should be mutual respect, and when that respect is broken is when its okay to become more strict or go through a childs things. Other wise a parent is just teaching kids they dont have a right to make boundaries and have privacy.

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nico
1/17/2024 11:00:27 am

agreed

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nico
1/17/2024 11:00:08 am

Parents should be able to have access to their children's personal info when they are young, and less and less as they get older.

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