It appears the major consensus is that the father should stay long enough to meet his son's friends, lay down the law about no drugs or liquor, not making a wreck of the house, and then leave them to have their fun -
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But give them a specific time of return. So, there you go, Dad. Good advice from those who have experience in such matters.
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Now, on to a subject I have never covered...
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No matter how well we prepare to protect things that may end up in the flight path, sometimes the force is greater than we expect.
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And, whether we're stroking alone or with a buddy or two, shots or splatters end up where we least expect.
Cum stains. With overnight company someone gets stuck with the wet spot...that pool of cum, or pre-cum from mattress frot, accumulates on the bed sheets.
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Pre-cum will stain your briefs or pants
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How do we clean things up? Is there anything that removes cum stains? God bless the folks over at Stain Guide. Here are their helpful solutions to tell-tale spots and misfired jettisons of jizz,:
Semen Stain Removal from Clothes & Fabrics
Solution 1:
1. Hold fabric stain-side down under cold running water to force water through fabric.
2. Soak and agitate the fabric in cold water until loosened.
3. If the stain remains, rub liquid laundry detergent into the stain and let stand several minutes.
4. Launder according to garment label.
Semen Stain Removal from Carpets & Upholstery
Solution 1:
1. Create a paste from baking soda and water.
2. Apply paste to the spot on the carpet, and scrub with a brush. Once the spot is loosened, use cold water and a towel to wipe it up.
3. Repeat steps 1-2 until stain is gone.
4. Vacuum.
5. Sprinkle baking soda over the spot and let sit for 1 hour. This will eliminate the odor and absorb the rest of the moisture from the carpet.
Solution 2:
1. Scrape off the hard stuff with a dull knife.
2. Blot the area with cold water and a paper towel. Since semen is a protein, avoid hot water, as it will set the stain.
3. Create a dishwasher detergent and cold water mix and blot.
4. Blot with cold water and paper towel.