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Feras Rocks thanked Anonymous' answer
Just because she agreed once doesn't mean she would do it again.  Understand that cultural values are so embedded in a person's psyche she may not even be aware of it.  She may not even tell you about it.   When two people are in love, they inevitably kiss, hug, and touch.  However, at the back of the mind … Read more
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Feras Rocks thanked Nikki Ridgerider's answer
Twelve! How old is he! You're too young for this kind of thing. Leave him. He's probably just being your bf so you guys can have sex. It is a very dangerous thing to have sex. You could get pregnant! Would you be ready? Would you get a abortion? I think the answers to these … Read more
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Feras Rocks thanked Anonymous' answer

He's a protective dad.  Good for him.   Count yourself lucky he isn't standing outside with a shotgun to make sure you're home by curfew or not sitting in the car too long.   My suggestion - don't have sex.   If she gets pregnant or he just finds out you could find yourself quickly … Read more

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Feras Rocks thanked Nicole's answer
No, you're so right  - you are too young. If he loves you then he would wait till you're 16. You shouldn't feel guilty as he probably only wants sex and things and that's not right as you're young. I think you made the right choice, so well done. He should find some one his … Read more
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Feras Rocks thanked David Shabazi's answer

I'm pretty sure a female teenager pushing for sex just means that she's trying to trick you into ruining your life, because if she gets pregnant, you'll be held responsible for it and you'll get punishments from MANY sources. Your girlfriend's parents, YOUR parents, life itself, since you'll need to spend most of your time … Read more

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Feras Rocks thanked PJ Stein's answer

I wouldn't believe a 16 year old boy if he told me he didn't want sex either. What you say is that it doesn't matter what you want. You have enough respect for his daughter and him, that it is not something you will pursuing with his daughter.

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Feras Rocks thanked DDX Project's answer

Hollister and Abercrombie sounds a bit pretentious. As least that's how it's looked at here in the states among teenagers and young adults. Richer kids who were better taught would laugh behind those who adorn themselves with such huge branding across their chest. Heck, even the poor kids knows the CEO of Abecrombie is a … Read more

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Feras Rocks thanked Kimberly Hudnell's answer

It depends on what you mean. Spoiled can be taken two ways, the general way of thinking about being spoiled is more of an attitude. You expect things and feel entitled. When you don't get your way, you may throw a tantrum and get angry. The other is more general, just being someone who is … Read more

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Feras Rocks thanked Cookie Roma's answer

It's not either having money or coming from a wealthy family that makes you spoiled.  It's the kind of person you are with this wealth that makes you either spoiled or not spoiled.