hereyesruponyou
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My first real talk about sex was when my daughter was 7 and her godparents let her see the video for their c-section. Yeah, that led to "I'm never having kids" which i took as an opportunity to give the, then you better never have sex talk. Leading into the "it's all teen boys want" etc. Rather than making her sex paranoid, like so many kids are, it started a real discussion, that went into middle and high school, when her friends were having sex. I talked to her, my scouts and her friends about all kinds of topics as they came up including being open minded, how to have safe anal, protection, protection, protection. She was 19 when she finally was ready. I had been giving her condoms for birthdays and christmas for the whole year before, so when she was ready, it was no big deal to tell me and have me go to the dr with her and make some serious decisions. It was different for her because of a heart condition she would endanger her health of she got pregnant. SO i took her and her bf to the cardiologist and had him reiterate the safe sex part. It then led to her coming to me the night "IT" finally happened and her crying and saying it hurt. SO i went to our supply and gave her some lube, and things went much better from there. Later when she was frustrated that the bf wasn't adventurous enough for her, he and i went to lunch and talked about it. Awkward? alittle, but i wasn't into discussing details of either of our sex lives, just reminded him it's ok to try new things. Even with our open discussion, when she was a teen we kept most of the bdsm parts hidden. But she she asked by Mom always had "sticks" (canes) around, i just smiled and did the "I'll tell you when you're older". Now that we are into things others find "extreme", we are just more comfortable doing those things when she is not home. We've learned to always make the most of those nights she's going to be out late and those rare occasions when she's gone overnight. The thing i have the most trouble with is actually asking her how long she will be gone. I feel it borders between making her feel less welcome in her own home. Hopefully when she finishes college next year she'll move out again... Until then, we grab what we can, when we can and have a fantastic time when we do :) Just like vanilla couples, everyone needs some "adult only" time
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