marco25
07-08-2004, 06:20 AM
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My little girl! http://sci.rutgers.edu/forum/images/smilies/frown.gif
Funny thing, she's asking ME to help HER understand boys! LOL. I could only be honest and tell her that I was new to this stuff too, and we'd just have to learn together.
"You mean you still LIKE guys?" she asked horrified.
"Yeah, I do," I said smiling.
"You think about them ALL the time, Mom? Cuz I do."
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"Uh, well, maybe not ALL the time, but they can be pretty distracting."
"I like boys, Mom. I mean I REALLY like them, for like 6 years now, I think about them all the time!"
OMG. Get thee to a nunnery. Get thee to an all girls school. Get thee on birth control.... Get me another glass of wine!
Actually we had a wonderful discussion, lots of giggles and laughter. I told her to be patient with boys--she and I are both NOW kinda women. We also talked a lot about respect. Treating boys and yourself with respect or treating them the way you'd want to be treated.
Of course we've been talking about sex and boys for a long time, and actually that's the easy part. It's this nitty-gritty, devil-in-the-details stuff that makes me a wreck. I'm hardly an expert, and I'm painfully aware of it. Don't want to pass the curse on to my daughter.
Any advice or guidance out there?
[This message was edited by martha2 on 07-08-04 at 08:29 AM.]
My little girl! http://sci.rutgers.edu/forum/images/smilies/frown.gif
Funny thing, she's asking ME to help HER understand boys! LOL. I could only be honest and tell her that I was new to this stuff too, and we'd just have to learn together.
"You mean you still LIKE guys?" she asked horrified.
"Yeah, I do," I said smiling.
"You think about them ALL the time, Mom? Cuz I do."
http://sci.rutgers.edu/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif
"Uh, well, maybe not ALL the time, but they can be pretty distracting."
"I like boys, Mom. I mean I REALLY like them, for like 6 years now, I think about them all the time!"
OMG. Get thee to a nunnery. Get thee to an all girls school. Get thee on birth control.... Get me another glass of wine!
Actually we had a wonderful discussion, lots of giggles and laughter. I told her to be patient with boys--she and I are both NOW kinda women. We also talked a lot about respect. Treating boys and yourself with respect or treating them the way you'd want to be treated.
Of course we've been talking about sex and boys for a long time, and actually that's the easy part. It's this nitty-gritty, devil-in-the-details stuff that makes me a wreck. I'm hardly an expert, and I'm painfully aware of it. Don't want to pass the curse on to my daughter.
Any advice or guidance out there?
[This message was edited by martha2 on 07-08-04 at 08:29 AM.]