16-08-2016, 01:21 PM
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I read in a paper over the weekend, a case of a 12 or 13 year old boy receiving help because of his addiction to Viagra!!!He said it is so easily available, especially in schools!!
He has been watching porn since on his phone (
) since he was a little lad, and thought it would be expected of him to be able to 'perform' like the actors did.What the 'eck is a lad that age even doing having intimate relationships in the first place?
I wonder how we would be if we had our childhood and teenage years back now, in 2016? Would we still be as innocent as we once were?
Advance and progress isn't always for the best IMO.
16-08-2016, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Meg
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What a sad state of affairs 
children becoming so overexposed to sex they become desensitised before they are even old enough to have the full emotional experience of sharing love with someone.
My sentiments exactly Meg. How sad.
16-08-2016, 02:28 PM
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I believe that interest in sex is a natural instinct, from the child reaching puberty, and I have a few ideas on why they become obsessed with it.All children are interested in things they can't do and , at school, it becomes a dirty little secret that they giggle about and want to try. I have always believed that, if adults weren't so shy about discussing sexual issues with them, the children would find it to be less interesting than the new fashions or pop group, that their parents criticize. Telling a child that anything is something they can't do till they get older, is a certain way to persuade them to try it sooner!
My parents never spoke about sex and, from being 14, I used to babysit for a young couple across the road. They were happy to discuss anything with me and I learned a lot from them, which helped me think about sex, in a more adult way than some of my friends.
It is a natural function and I think that if parents didn't avoid talking about it, through the child's younger years, the child may then choose to stop making it a "giggle subject" and opt to tell their friends the true facts that they have learned from somebody who knows what they are talking about.
It wont make them all wait till they are 18, but it may help them ignore the ridiculous ideas that other children put in their heads.
16-08-2016, 03:42 PM
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Recently, my youngest daughter who was on her way to work in Mayfair, London was approached by a group of young girls, no more than thirteen years old. They asked her for directions to 'Victoria Secret' She gave them the wrong directions!She congratulated herself, reasoning that it was her way of successfully fighting teenage pregnancy!
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