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To: laney

My daughter will soon be 21. She tells anyone who asks her out that she intends to remain a virgin until she's married. She always comes and asks me about what she wears. She's more liberal than I am, but we discuss things. Not all teens conform to their culture.


106 posted on 10/06/2005 12:22:39 PM PDT by twigs
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To: twigs

Well that is great, unfornately that is not the norm young people have always been influenced by there peers but hopefully they live long enough to grow up and posess the values your parents taught you.

I am sure most freepers over 35 had a wild stage once upon a time in there life.

As long as the young ones want to fit in they will be influenced by today's culture.


116 posted on 10/06/2005 12:30:18 PM PDT by laney (little bit country,little bit Rock and Roll!)
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To: twigs

Nodding and agreeing with all your statements. I have a daughter away at college for the first time. I was a stay at home mom, I was strict, and I taught her the dangers of the world until her eyes rolled to the back of her head. She's a good kid, and I pray everyday some nutcase doesn't target her, or she doesn't place her trust in the wrong person. Teens and young adults tend to see everybody their age as their 'friend', especially if they see them around a lot. I think that's where Natalie Holloway went wrong. She probably thought evil would be older and more identifiable.


128 posted on 10/06/2005 12:48:55 PM PDT by McLynnan
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