What should I say to my son about this embarrassing situation
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2007-11-15 5:37:59
Chow!!
Teen males masturbate, its normal, but he needs privacy and not questions.
His reaction doesn't stem from this one incident. You,or someone else in the house, must have done something similar in the past but he feels that this is the ultimate invasion of privacy. Recall, if you can, what took place previously, how serious it was, and what you did, if anything, to assure him that it wouldn't occur again. He feels betrayed that it has happened again and the healing process won't happen with pizza and wings. This is a very difficult, fragile age for all teenagers and emotional wounds don't heal easily. Don't let it go though, he needs answers, love, and re-assurance now.
1. You asked this question 4 times.
2. Your past record of questions proves this to be a call for attention. Grow up.
3. You're a 35 year old mom named Ed????!!?!?!! Who likes to look at young girls butts at the mall and gets erections at the Dr's office?
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I think you don' cross da line...you should've asked him for da pictures instead of just goin' in his room to get them...he is a teen boy and he don't want his ma-ma lookin' or findin' things that wasn't supposed to be found....
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