Originally Posted by
starbuck8
Let me tell ya a story okay?! My niece is 19 now. But when she was your exact age, she had a bf who she loved loved loved! Her friend had a bf that she loved loved loved too! My niece (I'll call her Dana) never went anywhere without Kevin. She went out with her girlfriends, but Kevin was always around. Kevin was a great guy. I liked Kevin. They started having sex when they ironically were the same age as you and your bf. Dana was up and down, did drugs occasionally, almost od'd a few times, got suicidal, starting drinking, and you name it. But if Kevin was around, she felt better, because of course she loved him and he loved her! Well then Dana decided that she was gay. Then she changed that and said she was bi. So they started to experiment with that.
Well, Kevin left Dana for her supposedly bi lover, Dana was crushed, and Kevin...the one that loved her so much, got the bi lover pregnant, and then left that 15 yr old with a baby. Jordyn still swore she was old enough and knew enough, was sexually and emotionally mature enough to handle everything. That is until I got a call from the hospital when her parents were out of town, asking me to rush to the hospital. She had taken a bunch of drugs, and they barely saved her. Do you think Kevin or her bi lovers were there?
Today, Dana has gone through a bunch of counselling to try and get over her sexual encounters with girls and boys. She looks back now and says she wants to smack herself in the head, and ask herself...what the hell was I thinkin? She also told us, that there is probably nothing we could have said to her because she thought she was mature enough. Then she also told us...I wish you would have grabbed me kicking and screaming, and not let her do the things that she did.
Trust me, if there was ever a strong willed kid, it was Dana. So that is all we are all trying to get across to you. I know you THINK you are totally ready for all of this, but honestly sweetheart, you just really aren't. I know "the deed" is done, but that doesn't mean it can't be stopped, at least for the time being. Have respect for your body.