kirsterz09
Well-Known Member
why what happerend?:hug2:
so did I, but it's one of those things where you do it anyway, all you can do is move on and learn from it, he'll get what he deserves for his actions someday.:tears2:
The worst part is,
I knew better then to keep talking to him..
but I did it anyways.
Excellent advice and I second it as a mom. I also walked the walk and talked the talk back in my day- did not "sample the wares out there" as a serious relationship just seemed too intense with too much drama. Had one serious BF when I was 20 and he became my hubby... 21 years now.My personal opinion as a parent - is that 15 is to young for "that type" of relationship. True - I know many are "active" at that age - but honestly - you have so many other wonderful things to enjoy - save "that type" of relationship for when you're older and have found the right person. When Art & I were married - he was the first one I'd been with and I was haunted by the thoughts of other girls he might compare me too - especially since they were more experienced than him (there were only two others) and it really hurt our relationship a lot.
Also - if he's cheated on you once at this age - chances are - he'll do it again.
Be friends...yes. But not anything more unless you want your heart broken.
In addition - if you do want "that kind" of a relationship - make sure to protect yourself and get birth control and make sure to use other protection in addition - largely because of diseases you can get once you become active (especially if he's been with other girls).
Just my .02 - as a mom.
Brandy! Don't do it! He does sound like a jerk. A jerk who's pretending to be nice. I agree with others who say that if he cheated on you once, he'll do it again. Also, you said that you were so happy when you were with him... I firmly believe that you need to be completely happy with yourself before you start dating someone. You can't look for happiness from someone else, it has to come from within. Also, I can't stress this enough, but if you do have sex with him, USE CONDOMS. Do not listen to what he says. It doesn't matter if you're already taking birth control pills because birth control pills don't protect against STDs. Plus, a lot of people aren't super religious about taking their pills at the same time every day (especially young people) and one mistake could get you pregnant.