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My parents caught my BF fingering me and now they won't talk to me.

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Question - (19 November 2008) 10 Answers - (Newest, 11 August 2010)
A female Canada age 30-35, anonymous writes:

HELPP! my parents caught my bf fingering me... and they havent spoken to me since (it happened last night and havent talked to me all night and today) are they disappointed..? sad? will they ever get over it? im so depressed right now because i love my parents and they never said anything about this kind of stuff except for sex and i should always be safe and are they just scared that im growing up? my friends keep telling me that please and thanks!

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A male reader, olderthandirt  +, writes (11 August 2010):

olderthandirt agony auntyeah, they'll "get over it" but they'll alson forever have that visual image of their precious young daughter 'giving it up ' for some terrible young creature...shoulda been more careful-lesson learned for others your age I hope.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (16 April 2009):

im around the same age as you and ive done fingering everybody was saying to me i was too young but i dont htink i was we're not going to go any futher but back to your situation you're going to have a lecture coming your way when your parents get over the shock n i dont think your boyfriend will be allowed in your room agenadn think of their point of view your their little girl and they've just realsed your growing up ... alot hope that lecture isnt too bad email me if you need to talk

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A female reader, LovesJamie United Kingdom +, writes (22 November 2008):

Of corse they are shocked they are your parents and you there little girl and it is hard to see that happening to your own child, any age. They probably have no idea what to say to you but when they have thought it through they will speak to you, maybe with your boyfriend aswell. I wouldn't worry to much though. Things should die down.

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A male reader, anonymous, writes (22 November 2008):

Well I doubt it's just that you're growing up. The fact that some strange boy is pleasuring/violating their daughter would also be a concern for your parents.

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A male reader, Phsyciatrist-to-be United Kingdom +, writes (19 November 2008):

Phsyciatrist-to-be agony auntSounds to me like your parents are just in a state of shock. It's obvious that you need to resolve this issue, but i would find out if they're ready to discuss it yet. I dont think they're scared of you growing up, but I imagine that they're a bit horrified at the thought of you, so young, engaging in that sort of activity. What's their opinion of sex before marriage?

If you do get to talk to them, you must make it clear that you are becoming independant and you and your BF are very close, AND that he doesnt want to have sex before he's married. That one at least should ease their fears.

Good luck!

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A reader, anonymous, writes (19 November 2008):

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well.. we had to do a project and we thought my parents were asleep so we were fooling around and i know about safe sex and dont plan on having it for a VERY long time my bf is saving sex for marrige and so am i how do i reassure them that i wont have sex if thats what their thinking i have a promise ring and everything

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A male reader, yum yum Switzerland +, writes (19 November 2008):

yum yum agony auntWell maybe your parents are shocked at what they saw and have difficulty handeling it. They will come round to it.

However I suggest that you make sure next time when you engage in a sexual activity with your boy friend you should do it in a private place were nobody can see you doing it.

Take care.

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A male reader, Austinalive United States +, writes (19 November 2008):

Of course they are disappointed. And they aren't afraid of you growing up, they are afraid of you growing up TOO fast. 13-15 year old? Come on girl, there will be time for fingering... slow down.

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A female reader, MissUnique United Kingdom +, writes (19 November 2008):

MissUnique agony auntWow. Teenage flashback. When I was 14 my brother came in while my bf was fingering me. He just went red, turned around and walked out. He didn't talk to me for a fortnight. But it's different when it's your parents. It's like an unwritten law that your parents have to forgive you eventually. I would say your friends are sort of right, you are growing up except they're probably scared that you're only 13-15 and you're doing that especially when none of you have ever talked to eachother about it. I mean I'm not saying go and suddenly start talking to them about it. But maybe they're afraid you're growing up too FAST rather than just growing up.

God. I know I haven't explained it well but they're just afraid you're growing up too fast, really. Talk to your Mom first, I think she would understand more than your Dad at first. Good luck!!

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A female reader, birdynumnums Canada +, writes (19 November 2008):

birdynumnums agony auntWell, if you put the shoe on the other foot and you had walked in on your parents, THAT would freak You out a bit, right? They are probably shocked and disappointed, and when you did start to explore your sexuality, they didn't expect to be audience participation! I'm pretty sure there is an uncomfortable lecture coming your way, young lady! And Yes, they still love you, but they are worried about how far you are going, because that is a little bit too far. They probably want some reassurance from you that you know what you are doing and how to protect yourself. Remember, the average age for sex is 17-18, so you are a bit ahead of the game at 3rd base already. Take good care of yourself with the decisions that you make for yourself! You can't rewind these choices and you don't get a start over!

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