Mom throws Sex Party for daughter

[KChiefs1]

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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.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

The concern I have is that at some point the bubble bursts, one way or the other, and are they prepared for adversity when that happens?

I honestly don't know.

No one knows. That's the most difficult part of being a parent.

We try our best to educate, we try our best to mandate proper manners and behavior, but when that bubble does burst, all we can do as parents is support our children, if they need it.

Adversity is a good thing. Bullying is not. Fortunately, bullying is a major topic and something the educators monitor very closely. Limited time with electronics is also mandated in our home, which will continue for at least another decade.

The bottom line is that we strive to do our best and there's no way we'll know if that's "good enough" until adversity happens.

As always, fingers crossed.