No more, I'm afraid. Oh sure, its probably still a minority of girls, but I think that a critical mass may have been reached already.
Speak for yourself, Buster. :)
It used to be an unwritten rule that some teenage boys lied and said they weren't virgins and some teenage girls lied and said they were. Now, the girls take pride in having lost it, almost as much as the boys.
When dads leave their families, daughters are easy prey.
My daughter came home from school the other day and was upset about something that had happened in her first class of the day. To me, it was rather trivial, and she got over it though it did bug her all day long. What was most upsetting to me was what happened on her way home from school. She rides a bus, and the students have assigned seats. My daughter has complained on a number of occasions about the person who sits next to her, but she was really ticked about what happened on this particular day. The female with whom she shares a seat stood up and kissed another girl right there on the bus. She is obviously wanting attention, but blech! The response from the other occupants of the bus was rather vocal, but I'm not sure if the bus driver ever noticed a commotion. Blech blech blech. I think the girl in question is only a seventh grader, but I wonder where her parents have been during the last 12/13 years as well.