Taylor Swift Takes Conor Kennedy to Meet Her Parents: How Long Do You Wait to Introduce Your S.O. to Your Parents?

by SodaHead Celebs Posted 2012/08/10 18:00:00

Related Topics: Taylor Swift, Conor Kennedy, Lifestyle, dating, Celebrity Pictures

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	About one month	112 votes	30%
	About two months	44 votes	12%
	2-6 months	96 votes	26%
	6-12 months	53 votes	14%
	I never introduce my S.O. to my parents	63 votes	17%

Looks like it's getting serious! Taylor Swift introduced her new boyfriend, Robert F. Kennedy’s grandson Conor Kennedy, to her parents last week, based on a photo a Twitter user posted of the two couples dining together at a restaurant in Nashville, Us Weekly reports.

No word on exactly how long Taylor, 22, and Conor, 18, have been together, but Taylor's been spotted hanging with the Kennedys since July 4. "She is pretty head over heels," a source tells Us Weekly of Swift. "It's really puppy love right now."

With both Taylor and Conor being so young -- and Taylor's long string of ex-boyfriends -- we have a feeling Conor will end up as a muse for a Taylor Swift breakup song in no time. But in the meantime, how long do you wait to introduce your significant other to your parents? Is one month too soon?

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Angela Chambers 2012/08/10 19:17:49

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

+6
Don't have one yet, but when I do, they will NEVER meet my parents. Not in a million years.
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Vision of Verve 2012/08/15 04:35:52
mikeeonly 2012/08/14 04:13:37

About one month

why wait

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bbkat 2012/08/14 00:40:12

6-12 months

+1
Always wait until the relationship looks like it will last. No point to include family and friends when it is too new to stand up to the inquiring minds.

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El Prez 2012/08/13 20:21:28

6-12 months

+1
When ever you damn well feel like it. It shouldn't take on the significance of something it is not. I have met many of my four daughters boy friends, including college room mates. I felt like it was a good idea for me to know at least the names of the persons she was hanging out with. It is not a pre engagement move. When they married it was someone else, to whoim I had also been introduced. Introduce them as soon as you feel comfortable.

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☼ Supersonic Jocy 2012/08/13 18:25:47

About two months

Or maybe longer...

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dani 2012/08/13 17:49:19

About one month

If you really like the person. If your not sure then wait longer.

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TimothyBrianFoley 2012/08/13 17:20:06

About one month

if you found true love you shoul tell your folks right away this can't wait love can't wait

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Michael 2012/08/13 14:50:46

6-12 months

The younger you are-the sooner is the intro, I guess.

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KD35Serbia 2012/08/13 13:12:11

6-12 months

When I want to get married actually :)

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~HopelessRomanticM17~ 2012/08/13 04:57:09

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

Wait....Taylor Swift is dating somebody!?!?

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Michelle 2012/08/13 00:23:30

About one month

This might change when I don't live in the same house as my parents, but I must say that waiting more than six months seems more like hiding one party from the other than anything else

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fabobsesson 2012/08/12 23:07:56

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

Never.... all he has to do is step in the door & my mom'll just be like "Nope, he aint the one"

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Joe61 2012/08/12 22:12:43

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

As quickly as you want it.

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Heisenberg 2012/08/12 20:09:36

2-6 months

Two to six months should be sufficient.

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Man_Bear_Pig 2012/08/12 14:50:26

6-12 months

+2
I rarely have a relationship that lasts long enough for me to consider an introduction.

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Tiah 2012/08/12 14:38:38

6-12 months

My last relationship well it took me a while

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HelmetGirl 2012/08/12 13:45:17

2-6 months

+1
In all honesty, he's 18 and she's 22. I'm not sure if I see a "future" for either of them. I'd be real surprised if they were together say, one year from now. I think she's tickled pink that she's actually reeled in a Kennedy as are her parents. Just sayin...

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AM 2012/08/12 11:14:26

6-12 months

I don't have parents but I have sons.I would have to be certain that the man was going to be if my life for the long term before even considering introducing my sons.There's no revolving door into my home,my heart or that of my families.I don't believe in involving my children in my dating life.

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anhalten 2012/08/12 10:29:27

About one month

Perhaps less

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L1 2012/08/12 09:25:17

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

My parents are dead, but to who is left, I never introduce annyone unless by some weird twist it be marriage, then I would. Otherwise why would I? Waste of time for me to do so...

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sally 2012/08/12 06:28:10

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

+1
and if I do then it's when one or the other side starts asking about the other side.

My mom scares away guys...I try my best to keep her away from them as much as possible.

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Sarah Alexander 2012/08/11 22:07:11 (edited)

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

I picked never because I never have, but if I were going to marry them they would meet my parents then so at least 2 years. (Maybe after the wedding)

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kahtan grery 2012/08/11 20:37:54

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

+1
I never introduce my S.O.to my parents

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♌βļąƈʞƦơșƐ3033♌ 2012/08/11 19:24:02

2-6 months

it took us a while to introduce each other to each other's parents.

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ChocolateThunder 2012/08/11 18:59:26

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

I don't have one, but if I did, now in high school, I would not introduce them to each other.

In college. Maybe.

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Sopinum 2012/08/11 17:32:10

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

+1
I wouldn't have a S.O anymore if I introduced him to my parents.

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mealzizhere(: 2012/08/11 17:29:08

2-6 months

Cuz I need 2 make sure I know itll last

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OMGit'zSara 2012/08/11 17:14:58

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

Yeah.

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Nikki 2012/08/11 16:53:10

About two months

i would go two months or maybe even more because these days you never know if it's gonna last..

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cuninglingwist 2012/08/11 16:03:29

2-6 months

Well the kennedy's need money, and she needs, well you know what I mean!,
just hope she is using birth control because he broberbly has no survival skills
like a job,

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Ekua 2012/08/11 15:03:03

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

+1
No one cares about this in real life.

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no1ymfan 2012/08/11 14:26:55

About one month

She's gonna have to deal with them eventually; it's not like I can hide 'em... So I might as well see if they can handle each other sooner than later

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Cunning Stunts 2012/08/11 14:13:21

About one month

+1
Usually when I want to get rid of them. My parents creep them out then they dump me.

A win / win situation.

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TasselLady 2012/08/11 13:36:18

6-12 months

+3
Actually longer. If I'm not going to marry the guy eventually, then I don't want my parents to get attached and then something go wrong. As far as this kennedy guy, Taylor better be very careful. The Kennedys are not known for being faithful to their women. She deserves much better than that.

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Nekosarethebest 2012/08/11 10:47:06

2-6 months

Usually, but my only two relationships were a secret from my mom.

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Amnah Al-Mushiri 2012/08/11 10:00:16

About two months

depends on how serious you are about them! duuuuuuuhhhhhhh

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mikewonaus 2012/08/11 07:40:18

6-12 months

Maybe sooner but it seems that it takes 6 months to begin to actually validate & verify an 'S.O.'. Our '211 Karcashian' was based on a firm foundation!

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kotabear to mikewonaus 2012/08/11 12:55:12

+1
aww you guys look so cute!

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mikewonaus to kotabear 2013/02/11 15:50:18

Thanks kotabear! The bride makes me feel purdy dang cute too! 8-]
[Happy Valentine Day]

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