Do you remember your parents trying to give you "the talk"? Do you remember giving it to your child(ren)?
Who did you really learn most from? Did you get a lot of missinformation? They come out with new stuff all the time. Do you keep up?
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Yes on my pre-teenage days. But it is somehow awkward for me since I really don't like talking to them regards on the so much serious matters. But since I'm a parent now, I do it on different attack so my kids won't feel as awkward as I felt before. Generations nowadays are so different on my generation. The youth today needs to feel that you as a parent is also a friend that they can talk to about anything on any matter. Not like before, parents are authority.
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no, rny parents never did that, learned it frorn friends
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My mom just threw a college-level anatomy book on my bed and told me that my dad was too busy to answer questions. LOL
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Still waiting for "the talk" but I think I've figured it out for myself.
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Linda Joy Do you have children? -
Professor Yaffle No, I figured out that part!
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My total sex education was from my dad...if you have sex with a man that you're not married to then God will send you to hell. From there it was trial & error. I never had children of my own so I never had "the talk" with MY kids. I did have a step daughter that her dad wouldn't talk to about it. I finally told her that if she heard anything that didn't make sense & she needed more reliable info to just ask & I'd tell her the truth. Even if she simply had any questions, I answer them honestly. I found with her that it was less confusing for everybody involved to let her ask the question that she understood & that made it easier for me to respond in a way that she understood. I guess that I did OK because she's now in her 30s & she & hubby have 6 wonderful kids!!!
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Never happened in either case.
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