Early start

By KoNi - 21/11/2008 07:23 - France

Spicy
Today, my 14-year-old sister asked me how I felt when I first had sexual intercourse. I told her it was personal and was none of her business. She then looked at me and said, "I thought it was nice." I'm 19 and I'm still a virgin. FML
I agree, your life sucks 54 320
You deserved it 6 475

Same thing different taste

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I'm 19 and still a virgin. It's not for lack of opportunity, I just don't want to give it up for just anyone.

That's ****** up. Talk to your sister or something before she gets chlamydia.

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Ok well I just turned 13. Most of the others in my grade are 12 (7th grade). I was at a party, and one of the slutty girls takes her 12 year old boyfriend and give him a *******. If that wasn't bad enough, two other girls and one guy decide to go into the woods and take turns making out with the guy and fingering each other. THAT IS WAYYYY YO YOUNG!!!!

clue_me_in 20

I'm appalled that people think it's ok to have sex at 14. If you aren't mature enough to have a child or deal with having an STD, you shouldn't be having sex IMO.

H3RPxD3RP 0

Bro. Your 12. You don't go to parties.

brekab8 14

You should have just told her the truth instead of being mean to her, and being a virgin is not bad!

Ask her to demonstrate. Incest is wincest!

Being a virgin isn't necessarily a bad thing... But in your sister's case, maybe you two should have a chat or discuss it with your parents. A little two young I believe:p

I'm 14 and I was shocked to find out a girl in the year have had sex with a 16 year old when we were in the 7th grade. Of course it's remained relatively secret, and I only know because I'm close with one of her best friends who spills literally everything. But they even filmed it, which you should all agree goes way over the line. Also, a mass majority of the students in the year above are sexually active. It's become way too common.

chubby_choco 17

Good for you, holding out for the right time and the right guy!! And yeah...I'd discuss her actions with your parents. That's something they need and deserve to know.