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    BGR for a 13 year old

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    • NebbermindN Offline
      Nebbermind
      last edited by

      phankao:
      phtthp:

      if your child attend co-ed IP Sec school like NJC, TJC, RVHS -

      how do you teach your Secondary girl / son not to be involved in BGR ?

      Dunno - I never do much? Our 2 older ones gone thru co-ed. Eldest finish JC, and the 2nd eldest in Sec 4 has been in co-ed since sec 1. So far no interest leh. They just happily observe their friends who are pairing up (!!!).

      I think it's not possible to control emotions.
      We can only teach them sexual responsibility, especially avoid coming into close physical contact with the opp sex and also going out on single dates until they are old (?) enough, respect for each other's body etc.

      Then again, in reality, how they react to our preachingq is still a BIG '?'

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      • J Offline
        Joule
        last edited by

        can 13 yr old have bgr?


        my answer is

        NO

        get thee to a nunnery

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        • NebbermindN Offline
          Nebbermind
          last edited by

          Joule:
          can 13 yr old have bgr?


          my answer is

          NO

          get thee to a nunnery
          Have you not read what happened to young boys in some of these religious places (donch wanna mention names) :evil:

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            AdonciaTang
            last edited by

            Nebbermind:
            Joule:

            can 13 yr old have bgr?


            my answer is

            NO

            get thee to a nunnery

            Have you not read what happened to young boys in some of these religious places (donch wanna mention names) :evil:

            What happened?

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            • N Offline
              ngl2010
              last edited by

              AdonciaTang:
              Nebbermind:

              [quote=\"Joule\"]can 13 yr old have bgr?


              my answer is

              NO

              get thee to a nunnery

              Have you not read what happened to young boys in some of these religious places (donch wanna mention names) :evil:

              What happened?[/quote]Yeah.... What happened?

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              • K Offline
                kwcllf
                last edited by

                AdonciaTang:
                Nebbermind:

                [quote=\"Joule\"]can 13 yr old have bgr?


                my answer is

                NO

                get thee to a nunnery

                Have you not read what happened to young boys in some of these religious places (donch wanna mention names) :evil:

                What happened?[/quote]Sexual crimes. They were all over in newspapers.

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                • A Offline
                  AdonciaTang
                  last edited by

                  Gotta check it out then.

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                  • T Offline
                    ttlkbs
                    last edited by

                    13 is too young, then is 16 young too? Dunno how to talk to a 16 yr old boy about this.

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                    • janet88J Offline
                      janet88
                      last edited by

                      son told me about the pairing up in class when he entered sec 1.

                      this year, there is this boy who even called his other half, 'mrs xx' :faint:
                      asked son what he thinks about this, and his reply is :siao:
                      ME: why?
                      Son: so young and he is determined this girl is for life?

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                      • IntegerI Offline
                        Integer
                        last edited by

                        ttlkbs:
                        13 is too young, then is 16 young too? Dunno how to talk to a 16 yr old boy about this.

                        To me, 16 is also too young, prob 18 is abt right, Uni age will be best ...haha..

                        I have a 16 yr old boy too ... since many moons ago I've hinted/said directly that 18 is the magical no., anything below is not acceptable cos will be too young, not mature enough ...yada yada yada... Guess it has gone to his head, althou I know he has/had some puppy love crushes ...wh are harmless cos even his mama had them ard his age.

                        But if yr 16yr old's puppy love is more serious, then may have to thread more carefully cos sometimes for teens, the more pple disagree, the more they want to go ahead...If both of them can study together and sch is not affected, we might have to give in for now and let nature takes its course ( die a natural death or a lifelong partner?)

                        Good Luck.

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