Anonymous wrote:Anyone notice the huge cultural disconnect in this thread?
The parents born and raised here in America are far more accepting of the possibility of teenage sex.
The parents raised in other cultures, but trying to raise teens here in the USA, have completely opposite views of teen sex.
Anonymous wrote:Anyone notice the huge cultural disconnect in this thread?
The parents born and raised here in America are far more accepting of the possibility of teenage sex.
The parents raised in other cultures, but trying to raise teens here in the USA, have completely opposite views of teen sex.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Parents of 16 year olds having sex are terrible parents.
Most 16 year olds have sex. Its a completely normal age to start.. There’s also a lot of kids who start at 14, or even 12, so, 16 is older than average.
source?
It was like this in my Ohio suburban school. Not impoverished, not rich. Most kids start bullying other kids for not doing it by 15 or sophomore year. Most kids start at 14 in freshman year, and I remember still being a virgin junior year, and one 14 year old freshmen on my bus, thought it was cool to tell others that they already did it with 7 people at 14!! It was like November?! I was shocked.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Parents of 16 year olds having sex are terrible parents.
Most 16 year olds have sex. Its a completely normal age to start.. There’s also a lot of kids who start at 14, or even 12, so, 16 is older than average.
source?
They don’t have one, because it’s not true.
This report is around 20 years old, but the trend has been fewer teens engaging in these behaviors:
“ • By age 15, only 13% of teens have ever had sex.”
“ • The proportion of teens who had ever
had sex declined from 49% to 46% among females and from 55% to 46% among males between 1995 and 2002.”
https://www.guttmacher.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/pubs/fb_ATSRH.pdf
Why is everyone speculating, or citing surveys from 2002, when:
- our children’s school system surveys and publishes the latest statistics on this very issue?
Here is the scientifically collected and tabulated results from the school system itself:
https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/data/sites/data/files/Assets/documents/youth%20survey/survey%20reports/2024_Fairfax_8_12th_FINAL.pdf
Oh please nobody tells the truth on those anonymous school surveys which have your student number right on top every page
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Parents of 16 year olds having sex are terrible parents.
Most 16 year olds have sex. Its a completely normal age to start.. There’s also a lot of kids who start at 14, or even 12, so, 16 is older than average.
source?
They don’t have one, because it’s not true.
This report is around 20 years old, but the trend has been fewer teens engaging in these behaviors:
“ • By age 15, only 13% of teens have ever had sex.”
“ • The proportion of teens who had ever
had sex declined from 49% to 46% among females and from 55% to 46% among males between 1995 and 2002.”
https://www.guttmacher.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/pubs/fb_ATSRH.pdf
Why is everyone speculating, or citing surveys from 2002, when:
- our children’s school system surveys and publishes the latest statistics on this very issue?
Here is the scientifically collected and tabulated results from the school system itself:
https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/data/sites/data/files/Assets/documents/youth%20survey/survey%20reports/2024_Fairfax_8_12th_FINAL.pdf
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Impress upon him that he MUST use condoms regardless, and always treat her with respect and consideration. Then stay out of it.
This, 100% this, every single time, even if she is on birth control. And h@ll no, you do not tell her parents.
And are there any lawyers here? If he turns 18 while she is still 17, can he be arrested for statutory rate? That would be my worry
I don’t think so. Not for a continuous relationship that started when they were both minors
Not a lawyer tho
Also not a lawyer, but my understanding is it varies by state. In Virginia, minors within a certain age of each other (and over a certain age - maybe 14?) can have sex, but there’s no “Romeo and Juliet” law once one is 18. In other words, a 16 and 17 year old can have sex (if it’s close enough in age) but an 18 year old and 17 year old cannot.
In Maryland the Romeo and Juliet law is for someone within three years and it looks like the age of consent generally is 17.
I met my husband when I was 19 and he was 17. (We didn’t sleep together for 1.5 years). It’s weird to me that multiple people asked me if that means I raped him. It just so happens that we met in Massachusetts and I looked it up and the age of consent is 16, but back then this didn’t occur to me. The Romeo and Juliet law in Mass applies if you’re within 2 years of age. I’m just over two years older but, since we waited, it didn’t matter anyway. Teenage sex is complicated for so many reasons, but laws are for sure one of them!
You people are bored idiots. Yes yes, the police are running around trying to arrest and convict a HS senior who dates a sophomore. You got it people, what a brain trust we have here on DCUM
I know someone who went to jail for this and is a registered sex offender to this day
The girl’s parents made sure of it
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So...no more AP Calculus BC? Just shagging?
I believe the prior-person was trying to just be humorous here. But in humor there is often some truth. In my country, the schoolchildren are not permitted to engage in this sort of foolishness. No.
High school is the time for studying. The marriage and the relationships will come later. Pupils must put their utmost focus on their studies.
Anonymous wrote:So...no more AP Calculus BC? Just shagging?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Impress upon him that he MUST use condoms regardless, and always treat her with respect and consideration. Then stay out of it.
This, 100% this, every single time, even if she is on birth control. And h@ll no, you do not tell her parents.
And are there any lawyers here? If he turns 18 while she is still 17, can he be arrested for statutory rate? That would be my worry
I don’t think so. Not for a continuous relationship that started when they were both minors
Not a lawyer tho
Also not a lawyer, but my understanding is it varies by state. In Virginia, minors within a certain age of each other (and over a certain age - maybe 14?) can have sex, but there’s no “Romeo and Juliet” law once one is 18. In other words, a 16 and 17 year old can have sex (if it’s close enough in age) but an 18 year old and 17 year old cannot.
In Maryland the Romeo and Juliet law is for someone within three years and it looks like the age of consent generally is 17.
I met my husband when I was 19 and he was 17. (We didn’t sleep together for 1.5 years). It’s weird to me that multiple people asked me if that means I raped him. It just so happens that we met in Massachusetts and I looked it up and the age of consent is 16, but back then this didn’t occur to me. The Romeo and Juliet law in Mass applies if you’re within 2 years of age. I’m just over two years older but, since we waited, it didn’t matter anyway. Teenage sex is complicated for so many reasons, but laws are for sure one of them!
You people are bored idiots. Yes yes, the police are running around trying to arrest and convict a HS senior who dates a sophomore. You got it people, what a brain trust we have here on DCUM