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Double D · 08-14-2003, 07:24 PM

I must have been pretty naive as a kid because I didn't really start feeling sexual until puberty hit.

I do see girls maturing physically faster now; some people say it's better nutrition, some say hormones in our foods, but regardless, though these kids may be physically sexually mature, they are not emotionally mature.
Allowing a pre-adolescent girl to wear skimpy clothes is not a wise choice.
I have no daughters, but it is disturbing to see what girls my son's age (eleven next week) wear.

He may have sexual feelings, but he doesn't need the flames fanned by a young female hottie.

Both girls & boys need time for their emotional maturity to catch up with their physical changes. It's a confusing enough time without adding provocative clothes into the mix.

08-14-2003, 07:24 PM	#57 (permalink)
Double D Junkie Location: Chicagoland	I must have been pretty naive as a kid because I didn't really start feeling sexual until puberty hit. I do see girls maturing physically faster now; some people say it's better nutrition, some say hormones in our foods, but regardless, though these kids may be physically sexually mature, they are not emotionally mature. Allowing a pre-adolescent girl to wear skimpy clothes is not a wise choice. I have no daughters, but it is disturbing to see what girls my son's age (eleven next week) wear. He may have sexual feelings, but he doesn't need the flames fanned by a young female hottie. Both girls & boys need time for their emotional maturity to catch up with their physical changes. It's a confusing enough time without adding provocative clothes into the mix. Last edited by Double D; 08-14-2003 at 07:27 PM..