quote:Originally posted by Darthhoob:quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:quote:Originally posted by Darthhoob:quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:
Sexual curiosity is very, very normal.
What isn't normal is our attitude to sex and kids feeling that they can't talk about things that are worrying them.
yes it is, i wasn't arguing that the point i was trying to make is when is it sexual curiousity...and when is it more than that? people have different boundries.
I wasn't disagreeing with you!
I think 'doctors and nurses' games have been going on since we invented doctors and nurses.
I just think we need kids to know that they can speak up, when things go too far.
We are very open about sex, but still manage to make kids feel shameful about anything like that.
sorry i read you wrong
thing is, if a kid did speak up about danny down the road touching them up, and they are of similar age. what would happen?
Hopefully good parenting would kick in and you would believe your child. Even if it turned out to be wrong I think I would at least make the effort to find out. You need to know your own children too. I'd know instinctively if one of mine were lying about something so serious. That's presuming that they speak out in the first place. I'd rather be embarrassed in front of people/police/the world etc than live with myself if it turned out to be true