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Im 17, recently lost my virginity, how can i tell my mom?
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Your choice: This is often more stressful for you than it will be for your mom. They generally expect it to happen & they have usually read that the average teen has first intercourse by age 15. That said, you know your mom better than any of us. Starting the discussion might involving letting her know your friends have become active & then move into your own case as the discussion evolves.
Answered 7/14/2019
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