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Thanks sweet Mysteria...
You're a very lovely soul...a kindred spirit. He's kind of getting a crush on me though. What should I do about that?
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Passionflower
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January 10, 2007
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If he had been an American I wouldn't have believed him Corbin...
I think it was more a question of him just not being familiar with some English words. His English is pretty good but not perfect.
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Passionflower
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January 10, 2007
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Hi PasssH :) Thanks for posting that photo of you!
Very nice. I can imagine giving you a big giant hug too. You are very gracious and kind to share with your friend on such a level. He is lucky to have found you! (((((

Pash

))))))
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mysteria
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January 10, 2007
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How ya Doin, Passion?
I've been away and it very hard to get in the "Blogit groove".......as to your post......are you sure you weren't being "played" by the young man? Not knowing what dating was is pretty naive......
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Corbin_Dallas
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January 10, 2007
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You've become a dear friend too Maggie...
I have a few friends in Ohio...who knows? I might make it up that way soon.
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Passionflower
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January 10, 2007
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Passion......
It would be great if I could meet you in person and give you a hug. Just because I've known you so long and we've discussed so much. You've been so nice and sweet.
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MaggieMae
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January 10, 2007
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You too MiaElla???? LOL!
I'm not sure...it seems like with all the info on the internet, things would have improved but its gone the other way...all downhill from here...LOL!
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Passionflower
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January 10, 2007
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Here you go Maggie...Now you'll recognize me!
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Passionflower
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January 10, 2007
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passion
I've been accused of sharing too much too...lol...yeah, how did we get it so messed up?
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MiaElla
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January 10, 2007
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I agree Troosha...it IS appalling!
It's just one of those horrible maladies that perpetuates itself. The more sex available to us all, the worse the problem seems to be.
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Passionflower
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January 10, 2007
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Passionflower
I find it appalling that people don’t talk to their kids about sex (about both the risks as well as the intimacy). It’s a different generation out there and if we don’t think our teens are sexually active, we’re living in a bubble. I don’t think the discussions need to be fire and brimstone but nor should they be a license for promiscuity. It’s a tricky balance. In terms of what’s become of us adults?.... I think in too many relationships sex is used as a power tool. Outwardly some marriages may appear to be thriving and loving but it’s a different picture behind closed doors. I’ve heard an awful lot of tales of dysfunction, power tripping, and game playing when it comes to what should be the most visceral and intimate expression of one’s love.
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Troosha
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January 10, 2007
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Really, Passion............
Blackcat and Ariala are the same person?????? How can you know that? That's amazing!
I remember one picture you posted, but I'm not sure I'd recognize you, people change so much, but maybe......
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January 10, 2007
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I agree with you Strat...the situation here in America
Is frightening enough. But when you realize that one third of Africa is HIV positive and that children in some countries are bought and sold for sex by adults, you quickly realize that this is one problem we need to get fixed.
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Passionflower
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January 10, 2007
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Somewhere along the way we got it all screwed up.
I would guess a lot of factors come into it. But I do know this -- a county in South Carolina has dropped their teen pregnancy rate by a gigantic rate because they have been agressively preaching prevention as well as that ridiculous notion, abstinence. They have been giving out condoms and encouraging young girls to demand their boyfriends use them -- even teach them how.
Guess what? It worked.
It's too dangerous not to talk about.
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strat
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January 10, 2007
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LadyChar...These days not too many people wait for marriage.
I commend your son for that.
One thing you see alot is parents who are totally clueless about their children's sex lives. I think parents just aren't comfortable thinking or talking about that subject.
It's still something best taught by a parent though.
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January 10, 2007
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Thanks Maggie...
I've posted recent photos of myself here before so you might recognize me but I dont think Blackcat has ever posted a pic of herself (bec she and Arial are the same person...LOL)
Guess I can't help being who I am.
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January 10, 2007
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I'm glad you had the courage to talk to him FionaJean
There are so many that no one ever talks to about this stuff.
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Passionflower
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January 10, 2007
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Absolutely Right Wordsmith--
It's just too bad that parents the world over don't understand these simple facts. This is a problem that's world-wide and even much worse in some countries than in America.
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Passionflower
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January 10, 2007
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HI
I know I had to have "the talk" about condoms with my brother when he was in varsity and it was the most embarressing thing I ever had to do but in light of the world we live in, it is important to be open and honest about such things.
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January 10, 2007
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Passion....
I know I wouldn't know you, Blackcat, or Shelly, but I sure would recognize Offbeats - she's my sister. hahaha
I've known her for (she wouldn't want me to say how many) years.
You know i'm just playing with you, don't you?
Of course , everybody has secrets that they'll never tell, even on Blogit where nobody can identify you. They have stuff they just don't talk about. You do, I do, everybody does. As for you, you do share a lot, but I admire your guts. You're very open.
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MaggieMae
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January 10, 2007
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there are just so many answers to that question
my son remained a virgin until he was married so there was no "talk" - he is very religious. i educated my oldest daughter and she is on the pill for "someone" not just "anyone". communication is the key with your children - the rest of the world i don't know.
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ladychardonnay
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January 10, 2007
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Good question, Passion.
I guess a number of things contribute to the way we look at sex. For instance, my mother told me next to nothing about it, but she did buy me books like On Becoming A Woman. Then, I suppose that people of some religions think it's bad to talk about sex. Considering what we are facing today with diseases, not to mention some really unnatural acts, the wisest course is to educate our children as much as possible about how their bodies work and about the whole business of sex. Failing that, there are always books that deal with those topics. I'd be doing my child a disservice in not talking to him about the subject at all when the time is right.
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word.smith
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January 10, 2007
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