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help parents keep warning me to have sex and its awkward?
im only 16 and me and my boyfriend have only been together 2 months , i dont want sex yet and dont plan to either but parents keep bring up the subject saying they hope i havent done anything stupid and they dont seem to realize that both me and him are happy and are not having sex hes already said its up to me when and hes fine with the fact i wanna take it slow i just want my parents to back off a little i understand that they care but its not even like im having sex or wanting it cause im not. im not stupid i know im not ready yet and i know the consequences of what it can bring. how can i get them i leave me alone for a while because its getting annoying now plus its my first boyfriend so i wouldn't do it now anyway. help !
4 Answers
- whimsyLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
I suppose it's because your parents want to approach the subject BEFORE you actually have sex; because they know the emotional damage it can cause when you get two kids who want to act grown up and the girl ends up pregnant and the boy is going to be a daddy at 16!
I think that you should sit down with them and just tell them like you've told us.
You seem to be a pretty well-adjusted young lady; your parents must be very proud of you dear. I wish that all youngsters would think like you do.
Good luck sweetie.
- Paul RLv 78 years ago
I think you're reading your parents backward. They're worried you are going to have sex, I doubt they're telling you to have sex.
Just tell them that they don't have to worry, you are not going to have sex with him any time soon, you know you're not ready, and if you do decide you're ready, you'll ask them first to get you a prescription to go on the pill before you decide to do so. That should clear up the problem.
If you're asked, you can say you know you're not ready by the gold standard of what is 'ready': "You're ready to have sex when you want it and you're totally comfortable and trusting of the person you're with," And tell them that you don't fit that definition yet, and if it changes you will tell them first.
Parents are usually protective of daughters because they are afraid they'll get pregnant.
- Anonymous8 years ago
That is not fair that your parents keep wanting you to have sex. Don't rush it. It is your body. Respect it and stay a virgin. You are not stupid. You are very smart.
- Anonymous8 years ago
that's freaking weird...