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Emma (Girl With Fire)
I agree with this law fully. If you are under 18 and want a sex toy ask your parent to go buy you one or to let you choose one online and pay for it through paypal or their card. Some parents are obviously not going to allow this, but most, when face
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I agree with this law fully. If you are under 18 and want a sex toy ask your parent to go buy you one or to let you choose one online and pay for it through paypal or their card. Some parents are obviously not going to allow this, but most, when face with the reality that it is either a vibrator or an actual dick, will probably not have too much of a problem with the idea you opting for the vibrator.
I feel similarly about sex. If you cannot actually talk to somebody about it, you probably aren't ready. You will always have your own hands to work with until you are mature enough to deal with the discomfort a conversation might bring up. Some people really ARE very innocent and sheltered and cannot deal with being faced with the reality of sex at a young age. I think television is already sexualizing things to a point of fucking up our youth, and our childrens youth, we don't have to make the situation worse.
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I fully agree with this! "If you cannot talk to someone about it, you probably aren't ready" AMEN!
I think that a certain level of maturity needs to be reached before this sort of thing should be allowable. Honestly, I think that there are even some 21 year olds out there that should not be owning, purchasing or even let NEAR any kind of adult stores or products, simply because they have yet to reach that maturity level. Now, that being said, I think that, because of some of those immature folk, that stores and companies should start quizzing these people on sexual education issues before even letting them in the door LOL. Some people just don't appreciate rules. I have 1 daughter and two step kids. The older step kids have been exposed (to a certain degree-from kids at school-gotta love it) to some of these adult situations, sights or things (porn and talk). My wife and I were furious. As a parent, you tend to want to shelter your children until you're ready to have the discussion with them. Instead, you have these kids that ARE exposed to this stuff early on, bringing it into our schools and putting it out there to children like my step kids (who are only 8 and 10yrs old FIY) and completely disregarding any sense of decency. Personally, I'd like to have a nice long talk with the parents of these kids and ask them "What the hell are you exposing your kids to!?" but, alas, the schools that they go to are completely "Podunk USA" and they choose to not deal with this sort of thing. Grand isn't it???
Anyways, enough of my ranting. The Original poster of this thread is obviously not grasping the concept of "maturity, readiness and respecting authority/rules put in place". Which is fine, to each their own.