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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Jdogg 2012/08/11 05:09:29

About one month

About a month

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spencerc143 2012/08/11 03:52:21

2-6 months

Want to give it time. Why waste their time for someone im gonna date for a couple weeks?

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Shahd 2012/08/11 01:16:32

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

I don't have the best parents but they'll meet eventually.
Oh, and these two look so great together :)

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Lucky 2012/08/11 01:02:44

About one month

My parents already know my S.O. before we start dating.

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Edie 2012/08/11 00:46:45

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

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I do not think this serves anyone well. This will not last just like the others.

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TasselLady to Edie 2012/08/11 13:41:35

I don't think so either.

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MOMMA THOMAS 2012/08/10 22:56:52

6-12 months

ACTUALLY I KNEW MY FUTURE HUSBAND FOR SIX YEARS PRIOR TO THE INTRODUCTION.... (WE FIRST MET AND WORKED IN THE SAME PLACE ..)

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SOUL4REAL 2012/08/10 21:46:15 (edited)

6-12 months

I said 6-12 months because you need to get to know the person first. You don't know a person in a months time,this is how so many people get let down and the parents meet many lovers of their children. A years time would be an appropriate time to introduce your lover to your parents.

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Max7 2012/08/10 20:19:29 (edited)

About one month

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I don't think it's about months, usually when it's agreed upon that the parents need to be introduced, it's usually a sign that the relationship is getting serious. Plus in this case we are talking about high profile people.

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♒ßεllεchεvεllε®♒ 2012/08/10 20:13:45

6-12 months

+1
I waited close to two years, and so did he.

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Autumn 2012/08/10 20:03:10

About one month

+1
Why is meeting the parents such a big deal?

"Hey Mom, this is my boyfriend." -- me
"It's a pleasure to meet you." -- boyfriend
"Aw, you two go have fun, great meeting you." --mom
"But not too much fun!!!" -- dad

See, was that so scary?

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Chocola... to Autumn 2012/08/11 18:57:33

Because, some parents don't allow their children to date until college.

Like mine.

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SilveryRow 2012/08/10 19:59:08

2-6 months

It's not a big deal for my Dad to meet a guy I'm with; conversely, I'd get pretty nervous meeting his family.

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Sterling 2012/08/10 19:50:10 (edited)

About one month

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No option for under one month? A lot of times my girlfriends either already know my parents or will meet them after not too long. It's really not that big of a deal and shouldn't be made to mean more than it does.

And holy cow what 22 year old girl dates an 18 year old guy? Seems kind of weird.

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KelciLynDiNatale 2012/08/10 19:46:59

About one month

+1
For me it really just depends how close I am to my partner already, and how exactly the relationship is going.

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★☆Ams★☆ 2012/08/10 19:41:08

2-6 months

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I think any time less than several months is too soon. How can you be a serious, exclusive couple after only one month? If your not, why bother introducing them to your parents?

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PяєттyYσυиgTнiиg 2012/08/10 19:37:41

About two months

+3
I think that Swift only starts dating so she can have what to write about.

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Blaze the Neko Vampire 2012/08/10 19:37:07

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

+1
My parents say if I date, they will stalk me. I don't want that to happen.

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Phantom :D 2012/08/10 19:20:46

I never introduce my S.O. to my parents

+1
My parents said if I date, I will become disowned

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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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barby karring 2012/08/10 19:00:01

2-6 months

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Let at least two seasons past, and if your significant other is still there with you; maybe there's some staying power in that person.

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Haley-Hit-An-AllTimeLow.♥ 2012/08/10 18:57:53

About one month

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Usually, my grandmother, whom I live with, meets my boyfriend after about a week of us dating. She deems it necessary to see whether or not she thinks they are worth my time. I do value her opinion, though.

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lylamerican 2012/08/10 18:54:21 (edited)

6-12 months

+1
you should know them first , wow he looks like JFK!

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*Mississippi Girl* 2012/08/10 18:27:11

About one month

+3
Actually my mom meets my boyfriends when we start dating. Her opinion means a lot to me.

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Ucantma... to *Missis... 2012/08/10 18:49:30

+1
You are wise, your mom will always be there for you and only ever wants what's best for you so yeah, she's give you her honest opinion or gut instinct! :)

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*Missis... to Ucantma... 2012/08/10 21:24:47

She doesn't approve of my best freind. But him and I are nothing more then freinds. My mom has been both a farther and mother to me my whole life. I'm extremely close to her.

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