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Answered Undecided
i dunno....i guess when u are ready...i just suggest to be careful. the person that u give ur virginity to is not the one that u will stay with forever now days and that is something that is very emotional.....i just hope that when that day comes for my daughter that she will feel comfortable enough to tell me so that i can protect her....i want both of my kids to live life to the absolute fullest before they get "hunkered down..." -
Answered None of the above
It would depend on the maturity of the kid, and their reason for wanting to have sex, the time involved with the person they are about to have sex with.
Definately not before 15 as there is no way you have the maturity to even understand what sex is at that age. -
Answered Undecided
I dont know when the right age is. I sincerely doubt its in the 11 to 16 range though. When I was that age I swore I knew what I was doing and that I was soooo mature and that my mom didn't know what she was talking about. Lol I would tell her that she "doesn't understand" and that we live in more modern times. But now that I am a little bit older I understand why my parents said certain things and now I know that they were right. If I could turn back time I would have waited for sex a few more years. When I was REALLY ready not when I thought I was. -
Answered never when their married
really parents job to talk to them about sex issue, and not to have it in young it is mentally damages on girls at young age. sex is suppose to be for marriage not outside marriage life. because you only give your husband not a boyfriend, boyfriend can walk out anytime. -
Answered 11-13
There's no one right or wrong answer for everyone. I wish kids would wait longer for sexual intercourse to avoid the risk of pregnancy, but I see no problem with doing other things as soon as they become aware that they want to. So I answered 11-13. But that has to be qualified a little, because in some states it's illegal to have sex with someone under age X, even if both partners are the same age; technically they would be guilty of raping each other. A lot of kids have had their lives ruined that way: see www.ethicaltreatment.org for some horrible examples. -
Answered None of the above
I think it's important to talk with your kids about sex and it depends on the person. I think an appropriate age is 17 and up. In a perfect world, someone would wait until they knew they were with the person they love.
Marriage is a sham! -

Answered None of the above
whenever they feel ready...it is their choose, not mine