If you knew your child was sexually active, what would you do?

[Buddy_Christ]

Say in the 12-15 year old range.

 

[KillahBee]

Hit it

 

[Golemnium]

I'm not sure. Lots of 15 yr old girls are sexually active. I dont think banning it helps at all

 

[Buddy_Christ]

Hit it

Ya know, I was going to post "And KillahSTD, no comments of how you'd fuck her too" because I KNEW you would say something like that.

 

[nycgirl]

I'm not sure. Lots of 15 yr old girls are sexually active. I dont think banning it helps at all

^^
Exactly. Banning it and being in denial will not help the situation. Make sure she has the knowledge to keep herself protected. If you don't want to be a granddaddy, get her on birth control.

 

[Buddy_Christ]

^^
Exactly. Banning it and being in denial will not help the situation. Make sure she has the knowledge to keep herself protected. If you don't want to be a granddaddy, get her on birth control.

I'd be against putting my daughter on birth control for a few reasons. I've heard a few horror stories from girls that went on birth control at a young age and when they came off and wanted to get pregnant, they had problems. While their bodies are still changing there could be a risk for perminet damage.

The other reason is that teenagers think they're invincible a lot of the time. He or she (or both) might think that just because she's on birth control, nothing bad will happen. What if he picks up an STD and passes it to her? What if her body chemistry changes or she forgets to take the pill and she gets pregnant? I know there's alternatives to the pill, but the birth control still might fail her. My gf was on the pill and I have a 4 1/2 year old son.

 

[Golemnium]

I'd be against putting my daughter on birth control for a few reasons. I've heard a few horror stories from girls that went on birth control at a young age and when they came off and wanted to get pregnant, they had problems. While their bodies are still changing there could be a risk for perminet damage.

The other reason is that teenagers think they're invincible a lot of the time. He or she (or both) might think that just because she's on birth control, nothing bad will happen. What if he picks up an STD and passes it to her? What if her body chemistry changes or she forgets to take the pill and she gets pregnant? I know there's alternatives to the pill, but the birth control still might fail her. My gf was on the pill and I have a 4 1/2 year old son.

So what do you suggest

 

[pintoca]

yep. Start spreading more condoms that an anti-HIV festival

 

[nycgirl]

I'd be against putting my daughter on birth control for a few reasons. I've heard a few horror stories from girls that went on birth control at a young age and when they came off and wanted to get pregnant, they had problems. While their bodies are still changing there could be a risk for perminet damage.

The other reason is that teenagers think they're invincible a lot of the time. He or she (or both) might think that just because she's on birth control, nothing bad will happen. What if he picks up an STD and passes it to her? What if her body chemistry changes or she forgets to take the pill and she gets pregnant? I know there's alternatives to the pill, but the birth control still might fail her. My gf was on the pill and I have a 4 1/2 year old son.

That's why I said make sure she has the knowledge to protect herself. Being in denial and locking her in the house will not stop her from having sex. Be upfront and honest with her. Talk about sex with her. Trust me, if she wants to have sex she will do it, you are not with her 24/7.

 

[perkele]

Say in the 12-15 year old range.

Test if she's good. J/K