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Subject asks it all but the article is here, BBC News - Should children be taught that porn is not real?
Not a parent so my reaction is
, I don't think I could cope.
Not a parent so my reaction is
I agree....but not quite sure how I could phrase that.I think that it would be a good idea to "throw that in" when talking to your kids about sex.
You are so right! People need to start being realistic and having important conversations with their children!!I think is needs to be an age appropriate conversation, usually based around the childs actions. I am brutally honest with my 13 yr old daughter, as my husband is with the 10 yr old boy. Sex is not a taboo topic in our house.
My favorite response to sex "4 out of 5 guys will say I love you to get in your pants." It was confirmed by my husband.
They would never know...I think some fathers would feel proud of their son. But how about if it was their daughter engaging in this stuff at the tender age of 12/13!?
The sad part is that it is someone's daughter participating in BJs at that age.You are so right! People need to start being realistic and having important conversations with their children!!
I was in shock the other day! While I was watching my stepson football practice one of his colleagues was bragging about bj's. He is 12/13!!!
I think some fathers would feel proud of their son. But how about if it was their daughter engaging in this stuff at the tender age of 12/13!?
What's really sad is that that boy is GETTING those BJ's, too. But, then again, he's a boy, and the old maxim "those who talk about it the most do it the least" may very well apply here.The sad part is that it is someone's daughter participating in BJs at that age.