If your teenaged or older child asks, will you tell them honestly about how old you were when you lost your virginity?

I don't have children yet. Maybe someday. When tehy ask, I will be honet wiht them and also discuss feelings aobut it so they can learn from me.

I don't have children, so maybe I will change my mind when I do, but I feel that yes, I would. I would because I would like to explain to my children honestly what sex can mean emotionally and physically, and help them make the best decision possible. If they can't get an honest answer from me, how can they possibly be expected to take my advice seriously?

If my experiences can benefit them and help keep them safe and secure, then I want to be able to do that for them. Personally, I think the physical health issues are important, but the age at which someone has sex has more to do with the emotional side of things. It takes everyone a different amount of time to be emotionally ready, and I want my kids to be sure they're at the right stage.

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