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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have girl/boy twins who will be rising seniors and 18 in September and neither one has dated at all... as in not one date aside from nights at homecoming/prom/etc. I get where you're coming from in your post. I too don't want them to have serious relationships but neither has any clue how to interact with the opposite gender at a romantic level or how to flirt. Like zero. They otherwise have a ton of friends, do well in school, are athletes, attractive etc. I don't worry about this per say but it's just that their life experience in this regard is SO SO much different than my own. If anything I think it's kind of a bummer to not be holding hands, flirting, kissing boys (or girls) etc in high school. I have such fond memories of this. Dating in high school was just fun--no pressure, expectations, etc. The older you get the more complicated it is (and quickly). Such is life and I'm not losing sleep over it but I get having a passing thought or two. I think it's reasonable to wonder about this once your kid gets close to 18. [/quote] Ok, you have framed it well and I agree with this sentiment. My rising freshman just started dating someone and it has me a little apprehensive. I didn’t expect it this young but I guess there is never perfect timing of these things [/quote]
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