I'm 17 & been with my boyfriend who's 18 for awhile now and we have an amazing connection. Our relationship is healthy, fun, and still growing. I'm a virgin, he's not. He's not exactly pressuring me, but when we're both in the mood he'll want to go further. I feel like I lead him on too. How do I tell him it will happen but for now, I'm not ready and pressuring me doesn't help.
babiigirl answered Sunday June 11 2006, 3:39 am: You need To explain to him that you are not ready and that you will let him know when you are. Pretty much what you told us. If you feel like you lead him on. Explain to him that you dont mean to. Atleast not to the Point o have sex. [ babiigirl's advice column | Ask babiigirl A Question ]
jumadel answered Sunday June 11 2006, 1:18 am: Hi, just tell him that your just not ready yet to have sex. Have you both thought about contreception? Sex without contreception can be risky because you can get things like Genital Warts or the herps virus. Remember to tell him that "if it's not on then it's not on" if you get the meaning. You don't want to have sex, then thats fine. Remember that it's your body and you decide who does what with it. Daniel. [ jumadel's advice column | Ask jumadel A Question ]
Armina103 answered Saturday June 10 2006, 11:51 pm: well if you think he is going way too far then just say im not ready for this and just be brave
karenR answered Saturday June 10 2006, 9:57 pm: You just tell him like you told us. Explain that if it seems you are leading him on it isn't anything you're doing intentionally.
Just sit down with him and let him know what is acceptable and what is not. Be sure you have the talk before things start heating up.
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