MHScutie87 answered Sunday April 30 2006, 5:17 pm: Hey, okay, so you are obviously unsure about what to do because you came here to ask for advice. This insecurity is important because it shows that you're probably not ready to have sex. However, if you do decide to have sex, then that is your personal decision to do so. Just be sure to know the risks, and make sure you truly have feelings for this guy. Don't let him influence you; you need to decide what to do for yourself.
FrEe2bMe answered Sunday April 30 2006, 4:52 pm: Well first of all, sex is a BIG deal. You may not think so, but it is. And while you think you may be ready.. I don't think that at 14 you are fully able to comprehend everything that goes a long with sex. For example, are you aware of STDs, have you and your partner been tested?, pregnancy, your parents finding out, schoolmates finding out, the pains and sores..etc. There are so many things. Sex drastically changes a relationship, but physically and emotionally. It can tear a relationship a part. Ultimately, the decision to have sex is soley you and your partners but you both need to realize the after effects. I think that you and your boyfriend should really sit down and discuss if you really want to alter your relationship in this way. Upon doing so, you should discuss protection. Your last worry should be how to do it exactly, because when you love someone and care about them it's not just having sex, it's making love and it is suppose to be beautiful. Please think about that. Whatever you decided, please be safe. You only get one first time. And 14-year olds relationships generally don't last a life time. :) [ FrEe2bMe's advice column | Ask FrEe2bMe A Question ]
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