It is important to have open and honest conversations about sex with your daughters starting from a young age, ideally before puberty. Tailor the information and complexity of discussions to the child's age and maturity level, and provide accurate and age-appropriate information gradually over time to help build a healthy and informed attitude towards sexuality.
Girls talk about EVERYTHING relating to guys. They talk about their sex life with their bf. They talk about who they like, what they want to do, etc. Girls are totally open with their friends about guys. They will also say how good they are or not, lol. So if you are meeting your gfs best friend, i hope you realise she will already know EVERYTHING. ;]
There is no specific percentage as it can vary greatly among individuals. Some girls may talk about their sex life with friends, while others may keep it private. It ultimately depends on personal comfort levels and boundaries.
Yes in much more details then guys do.
Certainly it's ok to talk about sex with a boy. How else will you get answers that will help you understand how boys think ? Having discussions about sex is called educating yourself, and it is good for the boys to learn how girls think about sex too. Maybe if we changed a little and sex talk wasn t still thought of as "dirty talk" we might be better at picking a some one to marry when that idea comes around.
complement them on their outfit or their eyes , wrack, butts, hair, or smile
Girls with big butts are good for sex, but there is no hard and fast rule here. i would say skinny girls
There is no one certain age when girls learn about sex. They learn about it when their parents or peers or teachers tell them about it, or when they themselves read about it.
girls would like boys as friends, because it can increase ones popularity, boys have less drama, and it feels good to be friends with someone from the opposite sex to talk to and hang out with.
This is a toughy. The best answer is to contact a couples counselor to help you talk about this. Most of us were taught from an early age that we weren't supposed to talk about sex. In fact, the only words most of us have for talking about sex are obscenities or medical terminology. What they don't tell you is that it is not only all right to talk to your spouse about sex, it's actually necessary. This is where a couples counselor comes in. Good luck!
none have sex with a friend
B im not gonna lie they do talk about sex and boobs but they also talk about what who they like and who they want to date
Most likely, no. Most girls start to become physically ready for sex at 13, but are not fully developed physically. Their bodies are not made to handle anything about sex or it's consequences at that age. On top of that, most girls are not mature enough to fully grasp sex at age 13, and it could screw up their perception of sex at a later age. Most boys are not fully developed enough for sex at this age. Also, most boys are also not mature enough to handle sex at age 13 as well, it also distorts their perception of sex at a later date.