What Age Should You Start Your Son On PE And How Should You Go About It?
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Wait till high school when he's ten inches flaccid. He'd be getting more pussy than Ron Jeremy ever did in his life. Double that when he goes to college.doublelongdaddy;642045 said:Imagine a 5th grader with a 10" cock in gym class...that would fuck up every child around
He'd probably catch every STD known to man plus a few new ones.
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When I was 12 I went to a tiny private school that was supposed to be Bible Belt conservative to the max. It was 6th grade and half the guys in our class started talking about their penis size. There was one guy in our class who was 2 grades behind, so he was 14. I remember one day in class he had an erection and showed me the bulge. That is probably where my first size insecurities manifested. I felt way smaller than that guy. That guy told me how to masturbate. If he'd told me how to PE, I'd be a freak right now.
But at the same time, I wouldn't change how or when or why I discovered PE because I was very emotionally fragile back then I also obsessive. I would have taken PE to an unhealthy level and maybe enlarged too much much at a young age.
But at the same time, I wouldn't change how or when or why I discovered PE because I was very emotionally fragile back then I also obsessive. I would have taken PE to an unhealthy level and maybe enlarged too much much at a young age.
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I do think that the boy’s maturity has a lot to do with it, but from my own experience, a lot of it is when are YOU as a father are ready to tell him.
My son is almost 17 and I told him a couple months ago. From a puberty standpoint, maybe I was a bit late, but he didn’t really start talking about sex, girls, etc until recently.
I always thought it was important though, especially before he became sexually active. I would rather be the one that told him “hey, you need some PE” than for his first time to be unpleasant because some girl was cruel.
Don’t let your son go out into the (sexual) world with inadequate equipment, especially when we know how to fix it
He’s now religiously doing PE, (DLD hooked him up with a good workout) and he and I are open about it. He’s part of the Brotherhood, and he’s very glad that I told him.
That’s the best part, is what it has done for the both of us.
So if you haven’t told your son about it, my opinion is it’s ok to let him know. You want to be the one that he can come to for ANYTHING and this really helps in all the relationship areas between you and your son.
My son is almost 17 and I told him a couple months ago. From a puberty standpoint, maybe I was a bit late, but he didn’t really start talking about sex, girls, etc until recently.
I always thought it was important though, especially before he became sexually active. I would rather be the one that told him “hey, you need some PE” than for his first time to be unpleasant because some girl was cruel.
Don’t let your son go out into the (sexual) world with inadequate equipment, especially when we know how to fix it
He’s now religiously doing PE, (DLD hooked him up with a good workout) and he and I are open about it. He’s part of the Brotherhood, and he’s very glad that I told him.
That’s the best part, is what it has done for the both of us.
So if you haven’t told your son about it, my opinion is it’s ok to let him know. You want to be the one that he can come to for ANYTHING and this really helps in all the relationship areas between you and your son.
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PumpinPeter;643342 said:I do think that the boy’s maturity has a lot to do with it, but from my own experience, a lot of it is when are YOU as a father are ready to tell him.
My son is almost 17 and I told him a couple months ago. From a puberty standpoint, maybe I was a bit late, but he didn’t really start talking about sex, girls, etc until recently.
I always thought it was important though, especially before he became sexually active. I would rather be the one that told him “hey, you need some PE” than for his first time to be unpleasant because some girl was cruel.
Don’t let your son go out into the (sexual) world with inadequate equipment, especially when we know how to fix it
He’s now religiously doing PE, (DLD hooked him up with a good workout) and he and I are open about it. He’s part of the Brotherhood, and he’s very glad that I told him.
That’s the best part, is what it has done for the both of us.
So if you haven’t told your son about it, my opinion is it’s ok to let him know. You want to be the one that he can come to for ANYTHING and this really helps in all the relationship areas between you and your son.
And the father of the year award goes to... PumpinPeter
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PumpinPeter;643342 said:I do think that the boy’s maturity has a lot to do with it, but from my own experience, a lot of it is when are YOU as a father are ready to tell him.
My son is almost 17 and I told him a couple months ago. From a puberty standpoint, maybe I was a bit late, but he didn’t really start talking about sex, girls, etc until recently.
I always thought it was important though, especially before he became sexually active. I would rather be the one that told him “hey, you need some PE” than for his first time to be unpleasant because some girl was cruel.
Don’t let your son go out into the (sexual) world with inadequate equipment, especially when we know how to fix it
He’s now religiously doing PE, (DLD hooked him up with a good workout) and he and I are open about it. He’s part of the Brotherhood, and he’s very glad that I told him.
That’s the best part, is what it has done for the both of us.
So if you haven’t told your son about it, my opinion is it’s ok to let him know. You want to be the one that he can come to for ANYTHING and this really helps in all the relationship areas between you and your son.
I'm sure that took some courage and some serious thought. You are a good father for understanding your son and his maturity.
doublelongdaddy;642045 said:Imagine a 5th grader with a 10" cock in gym class...that would fuck up every child around
he could have a barbaque of girls lined up on his dick ....from ones ass coming out her mouth entering another girls ass and so on....hahaha
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That's a good question! I think having a son does change your thinking. You want to protect them so much. I guess it depends on your bond with your son and if you think he could handle the information, but most importantly if you can deal the change in your relationship with your son.doublelongdaddy;644623 said:
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Just be honest and straight forward. Don't try to pressure him into thinking he's not good enough, and always keep a line of communication. Teach him how to make good decisions. Let him know that your learning still too. Also explain to him the difference between being a creep, obsessive, and not to let that be the only thing on his mind. But regardless it's bound to happen, teach him how to be a gentleman.
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