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Dull-Internet-6722 t1_jdvu0xc wrote

Reply to Follow-up: Does the Atlantic City boardwalk have enough to entertain a group of 14 year olds for 2-3 hours? Just wanting some beach shops, an arcade, ferris wheel, go-karts, etc. Closer and cheaper than Wildwood, not sure if there's a noticeable difference for that brief of a visit by garbageeater

I believe the Showboat is opening or just opened a water park. Other than that, I would not let them go unsupervised because kids are kids. You may not openly see it and I have been to AC millions of times & never had a problem, but there is some riff raff on the Boardwalk. You can't be too careful these days especially with other people's kids & you are supposed to be supervising. There is one pier with rides near Resorts & the Hard Rock.

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Dull-Internet-6722 t1_jd0dxu9 wrote

Reply to move to jersey? by [deleted]

If she doesn't get this out of her system, she will resent you forever. Better to stay quiet & let her go. Let her figure out the finances. Keep quiet & stay out of it, imho. If things don't work out, then it's ALL on her. The more you comment, the more she will shut you out. There are tons of people like her coming to the NYC area & there is tons of competition. They are dreaming big time. She and her pals better have back up jobs to support themselves. But that's not your problem, is it? And don't give her any money or let her "borrow" any money from you. This is HER CHOICE. You need to take care of YOU.- finacially & emotionally........You may fInd she gets frustrated and returns home. Then again, one year may turn into 2 or 3 years chasing that dream or just enjoying the NYC atmosphere. Clearly, she is not ready to settle down & this is a priority for her, not your relationship....The question becomes how are YOU going to handle this? She has already made up her mind.... she is going no matter how you feel about it.

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