My family is going camping, and I was thinking about and I was thinking about inviting a few friends over?

Question

I'm seventeen and I'm allowed to have my best female friend over, but we were thinking about having our two or three of our guy friends over. One of them is my ex and best guy friend, who I am sort of romantically involved with, he's seventeen. & her ex boyfriend who is seventeen as well, and he's actually a really a good kid who doesn't do anything bad. Then we were thinking about inviting her ex, who she like. My mother hates him, and he's not the best kid I know, hes sixteen.

If my mom works, She'll probably come home around 4am, and leave for work by 5:30am.

How can we chill, and not get caught?

I've never done anything to lose my parents trust in me being home alone.

I've let my aunt know that they will all be over, and she promised not to tell, as long as I don't involve her.

Answer 1

Don't destroy your parents' trust for something trivial. If your mom doesn't like one of your friends, you are being disrespectful to have him over. Do you pay rent? It's their house, they take care of you, and they give you liberties because of the trust you've earned. Why mess up a good thing?

Answer 2

So why lose their trust now?  

If you must, just have your friends over when your mom isn't home.  Isn't that kind of easy to figure out?  I don't really know how else you wouldn't get caught....?

Answer 3

so what is the point of loosing there trust now just ask them if you can have them over

Answer 4

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Answer 5

If your parents catch you or find out (and they probably will)they will never trust you or believe anything you say again.  Is it really worth it? One or two friends could also invite one or two friends and so on until you have an out of control party that destroys your parents' house.

Answer 6

Just make sure they're gone before your parents get home. I'd be afraid to do something like this.