Ok, well I'm finally needing advice about my perfect DS who holds a halo over his head!
He's never really had a GF in the past cause he's always lived by the rule he'd rather have them as friends then go out with them then they break up & then not even have them as friends. So has basically always had HEAPS of girls hanging around him but never actually had one as a 'GF'.
Now he's met this girl at our friends wedding (her little sister) and they hit it off straight away! DH's friend (her BIL) joked to DH saying some not so nice sexual things (in a way that my DS would benifit from IYKWIM) about this girl basically giving us the impression she's not the nice sweet little girl we thought she was.
At first we took it as a grain of salt and ignored him but have since been warned by others about her giving us the impression she had a pretty bad (sexual) reputation.
Now, DS's best friend is a girl and well, you'd think she lives here (or him there) with how often they are together. They are honestly like brother & sister & do everything together, & tell each other everything. Well, she came to me the other day & told me about a text that Jacob's (DS) GF had sent him asking for him to have sex with her on the weekend. She also told me that his GF had also told him about a heap of sexual experiences she had had with other girls. He's since asked for her to sleep over & to tell her mum they will be in seperate beds/rooms (which they would be) (because we have no problem with his best friend cas sharing a bed, we know nothing will ever happen between them but this girl is a different story)
I am really worried! I've been trying to drum into DS that they are both under age (he is 14 & she 15) and all the usual things you say. I've also told him he will get a bad reputation and then when a really nice girl comes along, she wont want him cause her family & friends will warn her against him IYKWIM? But he seems to think that "boys dont get bad reputations mum, only girls do" WTF???
I even tried the whole "how would you feel if you got her pregnant and her mum made her have an abortion? You know you would be devistated if you lost your 1st baby like that" his reply? "No, I know you wouldn't let her mum do that, she would live here and you would help with the baby mum"
Can you see my predicament? he has the body of a over 6foot well built man & the mentality of the 14 yo that he is! They have only been "going out" for about a week and it's taken her that split second to turn my perfectly good little boy into this secrative hormone raviged beast!
I don't think I can really say anything to her mum cause she is a drug & alcahol abuser. Always very scattered in a way that your never quite sure if she is actually 'on something' at the time or just the long term effects of being a user. This ofcause is another concern of mine, I don't know if this girl is venturing down the drug path, I don't want my son to go there (she has been smoking cigarettes since she was 12yo!)
I want my baby boy back!I don't know what to do!




I don't know what to do!
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its the one part of having a teenager I'm not looking forward to. Can you kinda nurture the relationship - have her around and maybe even try to talk to her about these things because it sounds like she doesn't have the best role model for that in her Mum? At least that way she is in your home and you can keep a watch over what goes on, otherwise you know they will just sneak behind you back and do it which is far worse. If they are at your place you can have a little control over things kwim? And maybe explain to your boy that you wont support a pg teen girlfriend at this age and ask him all the things like how will he pay for a baby etc. Poor kid is probably totally smitten by her and isn't going to be open to anything like that and will more than likely take everything you say as a criticism of her and get defensive but you can at least try. Good luck
I'd be talking to him about safe sex. Making your standards clear might help, sex is not a game, it's something you do with someone when you are mature and when you are intimate on many levels (we can hope
). He might think that it's as easy as a baby living with you, but obviously there's a lot more to it than that and I'm sure you've explained that to him. They sure don't stay babies for long - and it doesn't sound like her family would be the family you want to be tied to for the next 18 years!



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