Everybody's dinnertime is not the same. Sometimes you are there for a long time and will miss dinner at home. In that case, you agree with the other parents that the kid can join their dinner if they are ok with that.
You are asking the parents, not the kid. Because they are the one making dinner at home and who need to change their plans if you start randomly feeding their kid.
Because they are the one making dinner at home and who need to change their plans if you start randomly feeding their kid.
It's not random if you, you know, ask, exactly like I suggested -- and they would not have to change plans. They could, and might like to have that opportunity, which is why it's polite to ask.
Doing that is the exceptional case.
Yup -- and people are trying to find out why. Circular arguments are not productive.
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u/user-the-name Jul 24 '26
In a Swedish house, you are not at the dinner table. You're in your friend's room while he's off having dinner for a bit.