I'm 17 and I have a boyfriend of 3 year. We've never had sex before and we're ready now. I just don't want to get caught by my parents. However, I have yet to get my license so I can't drive to a hotel to have sex with him. Help!
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I'm 17 and I have a boyfriend of 3 year. We've never had sex before and we're ready now. I just don't want to get caught by my parents. However, I have yet to get my license so I can't drive to a hotel to have sex with him. Help!
You are joking right?
You are still a child and obviously not mature enough to be having sex. I think it would be a good idea to wait until you are older and more mature. Having sex comes with a lot of consequences. For instance, if you are not using protection you could contract a STD. If you don't use protection and are not taking or using some form of birth control you could get pregnant. What would you do if one of those issues happened to you? You don't want your parents to find out you ae having sex, but what if you had to tell them you needed to see a doctor because you got a STD. Or because you got pregnant? Just think about the question you asked here on AMHD. You are not ready!
LMAO! If you have to come to a Q&A help site to ask how to have sex without your parents finding out then... yeah, you're no where near ready for sex.
Do you really think the adults here are going to tell you how to sneak and have sex with your boyfriend? You're so not ready. Wait until you have a job with health insurance and he has a job with insurance so if a pregnancy occurs you two are able to support a child.
Right, if the biggest concern is "where" and not "how to protect ourselves" the OP isn't ready to the slightest extent.
Exactly and what they said. Her next posting will be (drumroll please... ):
COULD I BE PREGNANT followed by HOW TO KEEP THE PREGNANCY AWAY FROM MY PARENTS followed by THE BABY DADDY WON'T PAY A DIME FOR HIS BABY.
Wow, I bet odinn7 has a few to add as well.
I think you spelled most words too correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oliver2011
Touche' and correct. What was I thinking?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wondergirl
Several hundred thousand years of nature designed your hormones to be 'ready' for sex early in a very, very short life span of dangers and diseases and poor nutrition. You were designed to die at about 35, so it's natural to want sex at 17.
But for about 5 thousand years or more, humans have done all they can to keep their children from sex unless they are married off under the watchful eye of both families. That might be very young, of course, but still all prepared for.
The reasons? A complex modern world, where careers, housing, fiancés, and ability to deal with life with maturity take much longer.
My female ancestors that I have records for, starting in about 1690, got married at about 14, right around puberty, to slightly older farmers, and promptly had about 12 children by the time they were 35. That meant that they had enough strong farm hands by the time they themselves were 50, out of the children who hadn't died or been married. That's the way it was in my part of the world.
Be sure to use birth control. Just do it at the boys house.
Birth control good idea, but you are being counter productive with "just don't it at the boy's house' what about HIS parents?Quote:
Originally Posted by vandallen
Agreed and birth control isn't 100% full proof. If you aren't ready to have a baby or if my tax dollars will be paying for the child then don't do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by tickle
I've been working on my family tree. My teen female German ancestors married older established farmers, produced eight or more children (with several miscarriages along the way), and died young. The farmers went on to remarry young women who produced more children to work the farm, then died. One ancestor went through three wives and had a passel of kids before he finally died. Almost none of them went past 8th grade, if they got that far.Quote:
Originally Posted by joypulv
Seems like the OP should set herself on the course for a better future than having a child(ren) too young.
What makes you think the boy's parents want this going on in their house?Quote:
Originally Posted by vandallen
And since we are all talking about the "boy" and the "boy's house" there is obviously something not right here. As in neither one is ready for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homegirl 50
Right. Neither of them have a job, car or place of their own and are asking how to sneak. They are not ready.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oliver2011
I remember those days, wow, takes me back, no I wasn't ready and whatever we planned never did happen ! Although we always managed to meet at the library and talk. Talking is all you did until you were ready for 'it'and then you really know when you are ready eventually.
I mean, this was in the late 50s, early 60s when you didn't even say 'boobs' and your mom put starch in your bra and ironed it too! You actually came in when the street lights came on, that was a rule.
Those are actually happy memories, fun memories and nothing sneaky about it.
"Be sure to use birth control. Just do it at the boys house."
For insight, read the rest of the posted answers.
We do not encourage minors to have sex nor do we encourage children to sneak around behind their parents backs.Quote:
Originally Posted by vandallen
Its nice that you want to help people, but if you aren't going to give quality help up to the standards of this site, please don't bother.
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