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Gunsmoke
I'm really surprised to hear how many people claim to be turned off or 'traumatized' by their parents having sex.
It's OK for you - but since you were born they should stop? What are you going to do when you have kids?
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I'm really surprised to hear how many people claim to be turned off or 'traumatized' by their parents having sex.
It's OK for you - but since you were born they should stop? What are you going to do when you have kids?
It's not practical to hide all sexual activity from your kids - especially if you're active like my wife and I - and hopefully you!
Celebrate their sensuality - my kids know that an active sex life is possible for a long time - I hope that's a good things for them.
Loosen up people - it's natural, necessary and healthy!
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Haha well I can only speak for myself, but when I say I was scarred I mean that memory is very vivid and when I was little I felt that way so it's left its mark even though I understand it now...Nowadays I laugh at it, kind of like I laugh at any embarrassing thing that happened to me as a child and scarred me a little haha
My mom was and is very open with me about sex and sexuality (didn't mean I wanted to hear it haha "so your father and I..." NO MOM NO!!!). And would try to explain it just means they love each other so it's a good thing, but when I was little I was like "okay but that doesn't mean I want to hear it through the wall! Yuck!"
I think a lot of people have this "I was created in a lab and my parents are still virgins" way of thinking about their parents. Just as I know a lot of parents like to believe their children won't grow up and have sex either haha
I definitely know I'm going to "scar" my kids one day if I have any :p