bipolarber
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Not my kids, but a friend of mine came to me about ten years ago, slightly freaked out that his 18 year old daughter had told him that she was kinky. He had absolutely no idea how to handle it. So, he invited me over for dinner so they could all talk about it. (Talk about an awkward dinner table conversation!) Anyway, my friend broached the subject, and his daughter was deeply embarassed... at least for a few moments. When she found out WHY I was there, she began pumping me for information... where were the clubs, were there many others her age, etc... First, I asked her a few basic questions, promising to help her, if I thought she was ready. Turned out she had done her research, and had experimented a little bit with an ex-boyfriend. She knew about SSC and RACK, safewords, and safe sex practices. Frankly, she was far better prepared for her first experiences than I had ever been! I told her father that it didn't sound to me like she was in any great danger... He wasn't too thrilled with my answers. I think he half expected me to try and scare her off with tales of "scenes gone bad" or something. She admitted that she'd been sexually active since she was 14. The kink, her submissive feelings, had always beed there. Even when she'd played "doctor" with some of the local boys, she had been the one who suggested that they hold her down. (Her father was turning a little green at this point) As you can imagine, from here on out, it was more about putting his mind at ease, rather than worrying about his daughter. It took a while, but her father finally realized that she was an adult, she was smart about her saftey, and she had a friend now (me) to look out for her at her first few play parties. Kids today aren't stupid. They have more access to quality information than we ever did. They become adults. If they tell you this very personal information about their private lives, the're either out to shock you, or they are looking for support. If they are looking to shock you, nothing will piss them off more than accepting them. (LOL) If they are looking for support, they'll love you all the more for accepting them. My one and only experience along these lines... hope it's relevant.
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