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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No 16 year old boy wants to talk to mommy about sex, nor does he appreciate getting the feeling that he’s being judged because mommy’s view that “life is more fulfilling in a relationship” might not be a view that he agrees with.

Mommy is overstepping and probably really weirding him out.  [/quote]

I’m not OP but if you truly feel this way that’s too bad for you and especially your son, if you have one.

My 15 year old talks to me about girls and how he feels all the time. He’s asked me when I lost my virginity. We have an open honest relationship and I firmly believe he’ll be a better adult for it. I wish my parents would’ve helped me navigate teen dating and relationships.

When he does have a girlfriend and I suspect they’re about be to be sexually active I’ll feel confident he will be better equipped to handle that stuff and even bring me into problems or concerns.

And if a teen doesn’t feel that life is better with close relationships then he’s wrong. Empirically wrong. Humans are social creatures and study after study shows close relationships are key to lifelong happiness and health. [/quote]

Gross, overstepping, weird, and sock puppeting.  [/quote]

Serious question - who do you want your 15 or 16 year old kids to talk to about relationships, perhaps even including sex? [/quote]

That’s a different question.

I don’t know of a single 16 year old boy who talks with his mommy about his sexual attractions. It’s weird.  And for a mom to share how she lost her virginity with her 15 year old son?  She probably scarred him for life.  [/quote]

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