Let's play a game and get to know each other a little better. Post something you've never done, love tit if you've done it. I'm not limiting these to PG
Edited to add I went to high school in the bible belt that taught abstinence in Health class...super helpful...
I had the same thing in high school with the abstinence only “sex ed”. They showed us a movie of a woman giving birth as a scare tactic! I remember my biology teacher telling us to think of how much pain she was in before we decide to get frisky on prom night.
married 7.11.09
Me: 31 DH: 36
DD (14) and DS (11) adopted from US Foster care December 2016 BFP April 24, 2018 | EDD December 29, 2018
Edited to add I went to high school in the bible belt that taught abstinence in Health class...super helpful...
I had the same thing in high school with the abstinence only “sex ed”. They showed us a movie of a woman giving birth as a scare tactic! I remember my biology teacher telling us to think of how much pain she was in before we decide to get frisky on prom night.
I’ve always hated the tactic of “look awful it is to have a child,” to encourage abstinence. I may be one of those crazy moms (who am I kidding, I’m definitely a crazy mom) but I’m opting my kids out of sex ed at school. H and I are open and frank with our children, and I don’t want their attitudes about sex shaped by some state curriculum approved by state legislators that I don’t trust or agree with.
@libertymomrn I hate the tactic as well. And I can say from first hand experience that it doesn’t work. Both of my kids have had the initial sex ed discussions at school (basically the puberty is coming talk) and I plan to let them experience the rest of the sex ed talks at school as they get older. We have already had discussions about their bodies and with my daughter we have talked about safe sex and why it is important to communicate with your partner so both of you can be protected. The classes make for good opportunities to discuss what we have already covered and address questions that come up.
married 7.11.09
Me: 31 DH: 36
DD (14) and DS (11) adopted from US Foster care December 2016 BFP April 24, 2018 | EDD December 29, 2018
Re: Never Have I Ever
*note - not that I don't want to, I just haven't
DS1: May 2016
DS2: Jan 2019
Baby #3 EDD: 6/18/24
BFP April 24, 2018 | EDD December 29, 2018
Married: 8/11/2007
DD: Born 2/3/17
BFP#2: 5/3, EDD 1/10/19
Married: 8/11/2007
DD: Born 2/3/17
BFP#2: 5/3, EDD 1/10/19
Married: 8/11/2007
DD: Born 2/3/17
BFP#2: 5/3, EDD 1/10/19
Married: October 2014
Began TTC: April 2015
BFP #1: 9/18/15. EDD 5/18/16. MC 10/26/15. (9w)
BFP #2: 2/27/16. EDD 11/7/16. MC/D&E 4/20/16 (11w)
BFP #3: 9/22/16. EDD 5/29/17. DS born 4/24/17
BFP #4: 5/20/18. EDD 1/23/19.
This made me realize that I haven't done a lot
BFP April 24, 2018 | EDD December 29, 2018
DS 05/29/2013
M/C 02/14/2017
M/C 06/05/2017
C/P 03/01/2018
BFP 05/17/2018 EDD 01/27/2019
(Even though DH grew up riding and has always said he would teach me)
DD- 11/2016
Edited to add I went to high school in the bible belt that taught abstinence in Health class...super helpful...
BFP April 24, 2018 | EDD December 29, 2018
DS 05/29/2013
M/C 02/14/2017
M/C 06/05/2017
C/P 03/01/2018
BFP 05/17/2018 EDD 01/27/2019
Married: November 2015
TTC#1: January 2016
BFP #1: 5/02/16 - MC: 5/27/16
BFP #2: 10/06/16: 6 - EDD: 06/20/17
DD Born 06/23/17
TFAS: April 2018
BFP #3: 03/21/18 - CP
BFP #4: 04/23/18 - EDD 01/04/19
BFP April 24, 2018 | EDD December 29, 2018
Married: November 2015
TTC#1: January 2016
BFP #1: 5/02/16 - MC: 5/27/16
BFP #2: 10/06/16: 6 - EDD: 06/20/17
DD Born 06/23/17
TFAS: April 2018
BFP #3: 03/21/18 - CP
BFP #4: 04/23/18 - EDD 01/04/19