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whatevergirl
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I have a 16 yr old son, and he is very respectful of girls. I think it’s how a kid is raised, that makes the most difference. It is important to instill values. I also know that girls can be the aggressors…we’re not in the 1800’s anymore. They are quite aggressive…and largely, because many of them lack a dad at home, so they are wanting so much to find love through a boy at school. It’s sad when I see it. I can point out a girl anywhere, who is lacking the love she needs at home, by how attached she gets to boys at school. My son does not want to be attached right now. lol He said …‘plus, I’m not driving…mom. It’s not like I can take a girl out on my bike.’
But having a boy AND a girl…I can see both sides. There are plenty of great teenage boys out there, who are involved in sports, stay out of trouble, and are respectful of girls. I am raising one.
It kinda bugs me when there seems to be this stereotype of teenage boys…and teenage girls are all saints. Riiight. lol
But having a boy AND a girl…I can see both sides. There are plenty of great teenage boys out there, who are involved in sports, stay out of trouble, and are respectful of girls. I am raising one.
It kinda bugs me when there seems to be this stereotype of teenage boys…and teenage girls are all saints. Riiight. lol