Anonymous wrote:Oh, def ask to make sure she understands what it is (guarantee at almost 13 she does). Then, reinforce it is sex and she CAN get infections.
Further, as she gets older, make sure she understands if she's giving, she better be receiving as well.
Anonymous wrote:My kid wouldn’t be on the phone wasting time in a mixed gender setting to begin with. It’s called parenting.
Anonymous wrote:I love the reactions of so many people are to take the phone away instead of having a discussion about sex. Like taking a phone away is going to do anything.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Am I the only person who is surprised the conversation included a male friend?
+1. I wouldn’t dismiss this as innocent giggling. Whatever your values are about sex and privacy, your daughter clearly doesn’t share them.
You clearly don’t know 8th graders. This is completely normal. Plenty are having oral and regular sex too
please stop with the nonsense. while giggling is normal, actual sex is uncommon. it's a tiny minority doing it.
Keep telling yourself that, mama.
You have no reliable way of knowing.
Even the school surveys way under-count teen sex because teens are embarrassed to admit to - you know: THAT - even when teachers promise the survey will be anonymous and the school computer “completely secure” (how many times have we heard that whopper?).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Am I the only person who is surprised the conversation included a male friend?
+1. I wouldn’t dismiss this as innocent giggling. Whatever your values are about sex and privacy, your daughter clearly doesn’t share them.
You clearly don’t know 8th graders. This is completely normal. Plenty are having oral and regular sex too
please stop with the nonsense. while giggling is normal, actual sex is uncommon. it's a tiny minority doing it.