Mom throws Sex Party for daughter

[KChiefs1]

http://www.barstoolsports.com/boston...ampaign=social

AugustaCrime - An Evans woman opened up to her Alcoholic Anonymous sponsor and ended up in jail based partly on what she revealed about an underage party and sex romp at her home, according to authorities. The sponsor told investigators that she was recently asked to help Rachel Lenhardt, so she asked her over for coffee on April 10 to talk about Lenhardt’s plans for sobriety and such. According to a sheriff’s report, Lenhardt gave her sponsor this account of the party:

Her kids were with their father one night when her 16-year-old daughter texted her and asked if her and some friends could come over “to party.” Lenhardt replied “come on, let`s party.”

Lenhardt allowed her teen daughter and her friends to smoke marijuana and drink her alcohol in her home. The group of minors and her played naked Twister in the living room. Lenhardt had sex with an 18 year old in the bathroom while the others continued to play Twister.

Lenhardt told her sponsor she was still “horny” afterward so she brought her sex toys out in the living room and began to use them on herself in front of the group. The group and Lenhardt then got in her hot tub naked where the party continued.

Lenhardt said she was asleep in her bed and woke up around 3:30 a.m. when she felt someone having sex with her. She thought it was the 18-year-old but realized it was her daughter’s 16-year-old boyfriend. The daughter later told her mother that she felt guilty because the boyfriend’s 10-inch penis was too large for her and he needed to have sex instead with the mother.

Sheriff’s Capt. Steve Morris said this week’s arrest of Lenhardt is based partially on the account given to them by the AA sponsor. He said no sexual crime charges were being filed because 16 is the legal age of consent.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

This....im fairly confident that the fabled 10" dick was quite the exaggeration.

Beer Can?

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

Beer Can?

It does seem that that party was headed in that direction.

Or maybe the daughter wasn't looking when the boyfriend grabbed one of the mother's more formidable toys.

[threebag]

The purple magic?

[Fish]

10"? Can somebody convert that into deodorant bars?

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by Fish

10"? Can somebody convert that into deodorant bars?

Please. Not again.

[notorious]

The kids had camera phones.


Where are the videos of the mother-whore?

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Fish

10"? Can somebody convert that into deodorant bars?

[KC native]

Originally Posted by Fish

10"? Can somebody convert that into deodorant bars?

Nicely played sir.

[KC native]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

Simply Red just faxed that you don't seem nice.

Shit. He's been gone. Forgot about him. Rainman and SR are exempted from being asshat BMW drivers.

[Mav]

This mom should get a medal.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Bowser

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[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

I understand that this is the new model for parenting in America, and I really wonder if it is serving our children well. Some degree of toughness, an ability to take a hit (not a physical one) and keep going, an understanding that the world is not always your doorstop, is necessary.

In another thread we spoke of the bubble that you (and I) live in. My two boys don't get what you describe from me. When they were smaller I did spank them. And I certainly raise my voice to them. But I really wonder if the coddled worlds with helicopter parents shapes them well for adulthood.

It's not criticism of you, it's really just a rhetorical question.

For me, it has nothing to do with a "new model". It has to do with respect.

I respect my children's feelings. I respect their "struggles", whether it's with reading, spelling, pronunciation or a boo-boo. I don't tell them to "toughen up", I hold them and kiss them and try to help them on their journey in this ever changing world.

"Life" will catch up to them, much sooner than I'd like. In the meantime, I want them to feel safe at home and with their parents. I want them to feel love and enveloped in love. They're babies in this world and I feel it's my duty, as a father and spiritually, to make this time a happy time.

The "Helicopter" and "Snow Plow" or whatever doesn't apply. I just want to nurture and raise well adjusted, normal girlies that grow up and eventually do the same for their children.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

For me, it has nothing to do with a "new model". It has to do with respect.

I respect my children's feelings. I respect their "struggles", whether it's with reading, spelling, pronunciation or a boo-boo. I don't tell them to "toughen up", I hold them and kiss them and try to help them on their journey in this ever changing world.

"Life" will catch up to them, much sooner than I'd like. In the meantime, I want them to feel safe at home and with their parents. I want them to feel love and enveloped in love. They're babies in this world and I feel it's my duty, as a father and spiritually, to make this time a happy time.

The "Helicopter" and "Snow Plow" or whatever doesn't apply. I just want to nurture and raise well adjusted, normal girlies that grow up and eventually do the same for their children.

It's a fine line though. I remember there was a kid I played rec soccer with [around 8-12 yo] and every time he got hurt his mom rushed the field and shoved the refs aside. Probably happened 10 times in the 3-4 years, never anything serious, just a barked shin or two.

We despised that kid to a 'man,' both our team and the opponents. And looking bad I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't despise her some too.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

It's a fine line though. I remember there was a kid I played rec soccer with [around 8-12 yo] and every time he got hurt his mom rushed the field and shoved the refs aside. Probably happened 10 times in the 3-4 years, never anything serious, just a barked shin or two.

We despised that kid to a 'man,' both our team and the opponents. And looking bad I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't despise her some too.

I'm nowhere near there at this point in time. My children are far more interested in the arts than sports and I can't envision a time when that would change.

Of course, that's a different issue, when Disney and Nickelodeon come knocking, but I think we've done well with that so far.

Five years from now may be real challenge...

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

I grew up in a poor alcholholic Dad's home. Case of beer a day. Got my ass kicked and verbally abused all the time. I did go through some times that I let anger direct me down the wrong path. I survived.

Never struck my son or berated him to make him feel small. To bow before the mighty parents. We used positive reinforcement. Many of you have met my son. He was a pistol as a kid and now is one head strong man. If we would have tried to bend him to our will, he would have rebelled. Now he is in college to be an astrophysicist. So I think I've broken the cycle in our side of the family anyway.

Wow, that's just awesome, man. Kudos to you for your strength and congrats to your son.

Astrophysics is a career path of the future and when you're all out here at JPL for one of his discoveries, drop me a line.