My 8 years old sister keep saying the word 'sex' and my mum didn't do anything about it,what should I do?
600963
You should just explain to her that there are some words that we say out loud in front of people and that there are some words we don't!! Just remember she is only 8--if you don't make a big deal of it then neither will she, she will eventually forget about-if you don't react--you reacting is telling her that it is one way to annoy you--that is why she is saying it! But I am sure if you sit her down nicely and tell her the difference between big girl words and not big girl words---PS your mom will start reacting when she goes to the school and says it-and she has to go in for a conference!! Good Luck!!! :)
1025130
if incest laws are there in yr country,then u should report but make sure u got an evidence with u.\n\nelse just let them enjoy as u can't do anything!!
705504
If you have to ask, you're too young to be having sex in the first place.  The simple fact you referred to them as "girls" means that you don't know what's going on yet.  Grow up first.
418482
1. Clean up your act - stop being a criminal\n2. Learn to speak and write proper English (I realise this may be difficult since you live in US)\n3. Stop trying to have sex with her, it's not the most important thing in the world\n4. Show her and her mother some respect \n5. Show them both that you can reform and become a sensible, responsible, well-behaved member of society\n6. Learn what makes a successful relationship - clue: it's not sex\nThose should keep you going for a while
154412
There's nothing you can really do. This happens to older siblings. You could try telling your parents, but they won't see there is a problem. You could try to think of it differently. For instance, the reason your parents don't pay as much attention could be that they trust you enough to look after yourself.
253455
Don't do it all at once, ease them into it a bit at a time.  Sexuality shouldn't be construed as a taboo or dirty topic, even if you believe it is you should do what is best to educate your children to the facts.  Perhaps so they won't themselves be in your same situation...
918923
These sorts of behaviours are common amongst people with autism. It might be a behaviour that she engages in when the stimuli around her becomes too much and overwhelms her, similar to the common autistic 'flapping' (of the arms) behaviour.\n\nIs she living in a residential home? If so maybe check that she is getting the appropriate care she needs and if the environment it suited to her. What are the noise levels like? Does she get on with the staff? Is she eating well/sleeping well etc? (these can indicate how she is feeling)\n\nAlthough she has autism, you have still known her for a significant amount of time, and I trust that you will be able to gage her general mood to some extent.\n\nIt is worth speaking to the Psychologist (I am sure there will be one if your sis is living in a group home)  and she should be able to generate some strategies to phase out this behaviour which much be distressing for you to know your sister is engaging in.\n\nThere is also the possibility that maybe it is a physical problem affecting your sister. Because people with autism have difficulty communicating (you did not mention whether your sister uses speech at all), their behaviour changes for example, if somebody with autism has a toothache they might become aggressive and lash out at others or harm themselves. I recommend a general check up at the doctors and dentists too
355002
That's a tough one.  She's 13, so there's no way of saying you were doing something else that she'd believe.  You might have to bring her to some kind of family counseling place so she can let it all out.\n\nIn the meantime, please make sure your door is locked.\nHope your daughter gets over it soon.
15673
That is just what siblings do. It is a constant battle for sibling to compete for the favor of their parents. Be happy that you have siblings and ignore her behavior. If you do this she will get tired of it. Your parents will hopefully get tired of her telling on you and ignore her asw well. Be kind and do what is right and she won't have any ammunition against you. Eventually you will both grow up and learn to love eachother for who you are.
1096652
Sounds like you are a concerned parent of a sexually active daughter.  Many times, doctors will perform tests that require follow-up visits or even further testing.  Be glad that your daughter has a thorough doctor.  I'd advise calling the doctor or his primary nurse for more information.  Don't put this off because it is very important that your daughter receive the proper treatment.  Be sure to talk with her about using condoms also.
546412
tell ur best m8 on her she sounds a wee tramp. or shag her anyway nd then say she keeps asking you and tell ur m8 shes trying to force you in2 having sex wit her.
588218
Tough situation.  It's her step-brother, even if he's not blood, it's still "wrong"  She can't help it if she got turned on, that just happens (unless she actually likes it and wants more) but she should tell her parents or tell him to leave her alone.
381219
i have an 8 yr old sister
282132
You're so stupid, this how all men should be, ever heard men from Mars!!\n\nNow your tilling me that you don't have this thing in other cultures...pleeeez.. you don't want men to have sex with your sister, but it's ok for you to have sex with theirs,.. this mentality is part of being a man, that's life, get over it.\nAnd honestly, as a man, I rather being a hypocrite then being a fag..
141635
Hi Sweetheart, I'm Tina (Mom). You answered my question about the "Ask Mom" column I want to start, so it looks like you might be my first asker, even though I don't have the column yet. Okay, I went through what you did when I was your age. I too had had sex and my parents found out about it and off to the Doctor we were going to go but my Mom backed out when I admitted the truth. The best way to handle this is to realize that they will find out one way or another. Either by a Doctor or if you tell them the truth. There's nothing to be afraid of. It's not a death sentence, just something that's very hard to admit. I would sit down with her and say "Yes, I've been sexually active and I don't want to lie to you about it." If you've lied already, then apologize and take responsibility for it and try to assure her that it won't happen again. Remember, it will only last moments and you will get beyond it and things will return to normal again. The cat's pretty much out of the bag so you may as well lay it on the table. You may get punished but that's part of taking responsibility for it. You're going to be just fine, Honey. Your Mom loves you and you both will get through this. Good luck. Tina (Mom)
501377
Don't worry..she probably doesn't mean it. She'll take it back later. My mom has told me that a few times.
215213
Ok dude, I have one word for you “communication”. If you’re a minute man that’s cool but you need to make sure that she gets off as well. You sound like you’re kind of young and if she’s not throwing a fit because she didn’t orgasm she may never have had one. My advice would be to experiment with touch. Try using your hand down south instead of Mr. winky. But most of all just sit down and talk to her about it. See what she says and how she fells about it. If you’re uncomfortable with talking to her then you shouldn’t be having sex with her.