wifeofalargeman
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I in no way am assuming anything about your son, except he is a normal
boy who is experimenting. My significant other told me of doing the same thing, he ran with a few boys and one of them enjoyed giving head, they enjoyed getting it. That was that. I would agree with the others, mentioning it to the older child might present a problem incase they were to get into an argument, as siblings so often do, and he were to mention it before you had the opportunity to talk with the eleven year old. He will be embarrassed and probably hostile when you bring it up. When having to talk with any of my kids, step or biological and it is a sensitive subject it is done alone with them while driving (no eye contact). The best advice I can give is to make sure he understands you love him no matter what, and you are not judging him and that sex comes with huge responsibilities not only from the health aspect but emotional as well and stress the importance of waiting till he is older, I agree he is so young but I will tell you kids are becoming sexually active at a much younger age and they think oral is not sex. I have had to preach that oral is sex at school and home and the implications till I am blue in the face. Be there for him, let him know you are there for him and always keep an open mind because right when you think they can't do anything else that might cause you to question your parenting abilities they will. I would also like to say how proud I am of you, being a single parent is an extremely difficult job. Good luck.
boy who is experimenting. My significant other told me of doing the same thing, he ran with a few boys and one of them enjoyed giving head, they enjoyed getting it. That was that. I would agree with the others, mentioning it to the older child might present a problem incase they were to get into an argument, as siblings so often do, and he were to mention it before you had the opportunity to talk with the eleven year old. He will be embarrassed and probably hostile when you bring it up. When having to talk with any of my kids, step or biological and it is a sensitive subject it is done alone with them while driving (no eye contact). The best advice I can give is to make sure he understands you love him no matter what, and you are not judging him and that sex comes with huge responsibilities not only from the health aspect but emotional as well and stress the importance of waiting till he is older, I agree he is so young but I will tell you kids are becoming sexually active at a much younger age and they think oral is not sex. I have had to preach that oral is sex at school and home and the implications till I am blue in the face. Be there for him, let him know you are there for him and always keep an open mind because right when you think they can't do anything else that might cause you to question your parenting abilities they will. I would also like to say how proud I am of you, being a single parent is an extremely difficult job. Good luck.