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| multiple | 5-Feb-2003 | sex/relationships | HeinD70 | unsorted | 62 | 4 | 59.2% |
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| Frostbrand | posted 6-Feb-2003 11:10pm Both. I'll also tell them, when they go to college, that if they want to sleep around there's not much I can do to stop them, but if they bring a baby home for me to raise, I'll smother it. I'll smother the baby. Now that may sound cruel, but if it works she's not going to be rbingin home a baby. That is the goal. |
| HeinD70 | (reply to Frostbrand) posted 6-Feb-2003 11:33pm If your willing to smother a baby, I have to ask what you plan to do to the boyfriend? |
| cody | posted 6-Feb-2003 11:44pm Hadn't really thought about it yet. I imagine I'd raise them in a way that the issue would be implicitly addressed by the society in which I was living. |
| anoddoblivion | posted 7-Feb-2003 12:18am Other: I don't know. I'm sure if I have children, then I might. But as of right now, I don't know. |
| LindaH | (reply to Frostbrand) posted 7-Feb-2003 12:42am She can bring it home to me then. I'll smother it in kisses. |
| southernyankee | posted 7-Feb-2003 1:08am both, but thats only if i end up having children to beging with. hey, i ve just barely turned 21, so the last thing on my mind is having kids. isnt that stuff like for 35 year-olds or something. hey, i might have kids one day, i might not. anyway, to make sure that it will be someday, if it happends, and not any time soon, i guess i should practice what i will preach btw: m/21/nola, duh!! also, thats what the advanced stats are for, at least for the gender thing. it doest do such an awsome job with the age thing. bta: it could be neither. hopefully by then, our public education system will teach our children about these things for us. |
| southernyankee | (reply to Frostbrand) posted 7-Feb-2003 1:12am uhm, no need to punish the baby. as far as the bf thing: i'd make those two take care of it on their own. and in my opinion, making a young emontially imature college dude take care of some annoying litte baby would be a lot worse than smutthering. why smuther him when you could do him much worse, like not smuthering the baby |
| mandy | posted 7-Feb-2003 2:15am My child is 12. She thinks boys are icky. She thinks sex is funny and icky. From the time she was very very little I was candid with her about sex and relationships and disease and pregnancy. When she decides to have sex she is armed with all the information she needs to protect herself from pregnancy and disease. I think teaching abstinence goes against human nature and puts pressure and guilt and shame on young humans who are only doing what they are biologically wired to do. My only wish is that they would make a condom to protect the heart. |
| romkey | posted 7-Feb-2003 2:54am I'm not going to have any kids, but if I were, I'd certainly consider that teaching them about sex would involve teaching them about safe sex, too, and I'd definitely talk with them about sex. |
| dora | posted 7-Feb-2003 3:34am Safe Sex. |
| ROCKMAN | posted 7-Feb-2003 6:41am My child has grown-up I think he's 18 now and he knows to use a condom, I just hope he is. |
| Hans | posted 7-Feb-2003 7:10am Safe sex. Also, my daughter knows that I think positively about masturbation. The best protection is the general quality of discussing things (in general, not just sexual) from the earliest age: to be serious, witty, and honest, honest, honest. Why not admit (at a later stage) that the same person who is respected for properties considered as desirable by our society on the other hand may have sexual desires which the same society would just call perversions (if known |
| jettles | posted 7-Feb-2003 7:55am both, if i had a child. it would be good if they would follow abstinence until they were sure they were in love or were sure this was "the person" that they wanted to have their first time but i am not naive' enough to think they will be strong enough or understand enough to stick to their ideals. so i would teach them about safe sex as well. |
| Dino | posted 7-Feb-2003 9:38am safe sex and self-respect |
| Enheduanna | posted 7-Feb-2003 10:43am If I have children, I will certainly teach them about both; they should know all the options and be free to choose (although I would probably advocate abstinence while they were still young). There's always the chance that they will have sex at an age that I think is too young, and it would be irresponsible of me not to teach them about birth control. But they should also know that not having sex is OK, too, if they're not ready for it yet. F, 29 |
| Galomorro | posted 7-Feb-2003 11:11am No kids but I still feel strongly enuff to answer this. I would teach them safe sex. Male, middle-aged. |
| Biggles | posted 7-Feb-2003 11:29am I will teach them safe sex. I doubt I will specifically teach them abstinence but I would teach them that sex is for a loving relationship and something best saved until it's at least legal. I have no current plans to start sprogging though I'm 19 and female. |
| Zang | posted 7-Feb-2003 2:55pm I don't have children, I don't plan to ever have children. If I did, I would very likely teach them what my parents taught me; both. I would think it highly irresponsible of any parent to deliberately give their child less than all of the information available. I don't think that, by doing that, you would be doing them any favours. Human sexuality is a complex topic. There are moral issues, there are health issues, there are other issues...All of these things should be discussed. |
| Frostbrand | (reply to HeinD70) posted 7-Feb-2003 3:22pm Simple really. I have a very large collection of kitchen knives that I'm not afraid to use. I'll do to his penis what Japanese chefs do to vegetables. > |
| Biggles | (reply to Frostbrand) posted 7-Feb-2003 3:27pm And if it's your son that gets another girl pregnant? (Please don't say you'd slap him on the back and say "nice work, son!") |
| Frostbrand | (reply to Biggles) posted 7-Feb-2003 3:30pm Two words; shotgun wedding. One, becuase it's the right thing to do, and 2, because, hey, these days most teenagers have shotguns anyway. |
| Biggles | (reply to Frostbrand) posted 7-Feb-2003 3:49pm The right thing to do? Marrying someone you may well not love because you cocked up and got them pregnant? (No pun intended on the "cocked up" bit btw). Sure, don't let him walk out on the child, but I don't think that getting married just because there's a child involved is necessarily right. |
| Frostbrand | (reply to Biggles) posted 9-Feb-2003 1:55pm I was kidding Biggs. Hopefully I'll riase my kid or kids right and this won't be a problem. But I don't mind telling you that, considering what I was like as a teenager, I DO NOT want to have a boy. |
| Smokey | posted 9-Feb-2003 4:42pm Age- 16 Sex- Female If you don't teach you kids about this stuff then it's gonna be your fault when they come and say mom/dad i'm pregnant or I have HIV or I have hepititus from having unprotected sex with someone. And what are you gonna say? Sorry didn't think I needed to talk to you about sex. |
| Biggles | (reply to Frostbrand) posted 9-Feb-2003 5:05pm Ha! That's why dad's are so protective of their daughters, surely? Because they remember the way that they used to look at girls!!! |
| Frostbrand | (reply to Biggles) posted 9-Feb-2003 7:08pm Yep. It is the job of every father to keep our daughters away from guys like us. |
| Cain | posted 11-Feb-2003 6:26am Were I to have a child (which is highly unlikely), I would teach them the values of safe sex. 19 - Female |
| sonikJ | posted 11-Feb-2003 10:13am I plan to tell him about both, leaving him to choose for himself but hoping he chooses abstinence. I am 25 and female. |
| anonymous | posted 14-Feb-2003 5:03am I would stress both. But I put forth this quetsion to everyone: Your daughter begins around the age of 13 in a joking matter says " What is a orgasim?" She asks it often. What do you tell her? Her first year in high school, she comes home and tells of a girlfriend having anal sex. She asks about this. Any good parent will go the safe sex route with you still must use a condom and plenty of lubrication so it does not tear. You can still catch STD's this way. But while being a good parent your daughter gets involved with a boy 2 years older than her. He involves her with drugs, cigarettes, alcohol, and sex. He uses all of these to control her and turns her against her family because he wants her out of the house and living with him. He controls her to the point where he convinces her to turn her parents in for abuse which never happened. They take situations like above and turn them in to a crime. You thought you were being a great parent teaching safe sex practicing to your child. Sorry folks the police see it as corrupting the morals of a child. Trust me here, I see and here teens everyday, their morals are corrupted by other teens in school worse that when I was in school in the late 80's. |
| casey30 | (reply to romkey) posted 25-Feb-2003 9:51am Zang and romkey Only because I am curious...not judging at all ... I see more and more making the decision to not have children How old were you when you felt that you would not?..and have you ever left a relationship because your partner did wish for a child? and why the decision? (sorry if too personal) |
| Yarbroughhunter | posted 26-Feb-2003 3:37am I believe that children should be taught to take responsibility for their own actions. I would discuss the safe sex things and explain their weaknesses. I would stress abstinence, because you can't get pregnant or STDs if you aren't doing what causes or spreads them. Then there is the heart thing that was mentioned. How many have had sexual relationship after sexual relationship because their first encounters left them with an emotional void and an inability to say ''No'' when they truly did not want to be involved that way. I will stop for now. |
| romkey | (reply to casey30) posted 26-Feb-2003 9:22pm I'm gay... not that this precludes having children, but it certainly opens the door more to not having kids than being straight would... I've just never felt the desire to procreate, and my experiences with other people's kids have mostly reinforced the feeling that they'd annoy me too much |
| casey30 | (reply to romkey) posted 27-Feb-2003 12:12am "smile" at annoy... I'm 32 (single) and over 1/3 of my closest friends (most older than me) have opted not to have children. I envy and admire you for knowing what u wanted..(or did not want).. ..my mind just keeps me muddled |
| titch1221 | posted 5-Mar-2003 2:49am My children are 4 and 2 so I have plenty of time before I have to worry about teaching them about sex. When the time does come I plan to go with the safe sex route. Even if you teach kids to abstain they will eventually have sex even if they are married and they may not want to have children right away. And if they do have sex before they are married then they should know how to protect themselves from diseases and unplanned pregnancies. |
| Biggles | (reply to titch1221) posted 5-Mar-2003 5:21am You didn't teach your 4 year old about sex when the 2 year old was born? I was two and a half when my younger brother was born and I asked plenty of questions about where he'd come from! |
| linny21 | posted 8-Mar-2003 7:30pm Don't plan to have kids but If I did, I would teach them all ways and let them decide on their own when they need to. |
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