You became a super stud with the other boys?When I was 12 all my friends were male. Couldn't have cared less about girls. I did, however, become Super Stud as I got a little older.
You became a super stud with the other boys?When I was 12 all my friends were male. Couldn't have cared less about girls. I did, however, become Super Stud as I got a little older.
Was the school called Bring'em Young University?I was after girls in kindergarten.
ETA- when I was also in kindergarten. Whew. Close one.
Over testosteroned pedee file!:tongue:I was after girls in kindergarten.
ETA- when I was also in kindergarten. Whew. Close one.
I think an earnest question as a parent (I don't yet have children) is how much do you encourage or lean into your child's sexuality at the age of 12?I dunno, do you? :wink:
The serious answer that it's far from unusual for them to know what they're attracted to. Instead of having crush's on boy celebrities she probably has crushes on girl celebrities. The difference is it doesn't seem like she's been encouraged to hide or repress it.
Were this another forum I would travel down this joke road with you, good sir.Was the school called Bring'em Young University?
It's ok to proceed. I don't think Earle is watching.Were this another forum I would travel down this joke road with you, good sir.
I'm pretty much always watching. We're OK so far. I don't think we can really go by little girls' attachments to female celebrities. It's not unusual for little girls to idolize such. The present fixation seems to be Grande. Both of my daughters had such attachments. One turned out gay; the other turned out straight...It's ok to proceed. I don't think Earle is watching.
I didn't generally mean just attachments to celebrities. It's generally something not expressed openly (although it may manifest itself as appearing to be general fandom). Having heard from people that went through it growing up it's more that there's a little something extra to how they look at them, but they don't always know how to express it or feel that they can express it. It's more of a true crush.I'm pretty much always watching. We're OK so far. I don't think we can really go by little girls' attachments to female celebrities. It's not unusual for little girls to idolize such. The present fixation seems to be Grande. Both of my daughters had such attachments. One turned out gay; the other turned out straight...
Well, as I said, I have a gay daughter I don't mind asking. I do remember that she became aware of her tendencies around puberty, not that that need be a general rule. There are many transgender stories of little boys and girls being convinced they were growing up in the wrong body...I didn't generally mean just attachments to celebrities. It's generally something not expressed openly (although it may manifest itself as appearing to be general fandom). Having heard from people that went through it growing up it's more that there's a little something extra to how they look at them, but they don't always know how to express it or feel that they can express it. It's more of a true crush.
Not trying to say your experiences are wrong or that you don't know what you're talking about or anything like that. Just going by people I know & have discussed it with. I know I was a huge fan of a lot of wrestlers growing up, but it never went beyond fandom attachedness to any sort of attraction, lol. In the cases of females I know it did. Outwardly it was expressed as just being a fan but in private it was much more than that.
You're in a safe space here. Feel free to come out as a lesbian.my issues with this have nothing to do with free speech, they had every right to cut the mike (i'm pretty sure the church i grew up in would've done similar if i had come out as a lesbian from the pupit).
i'm afraid i may get triggered.You're in a safe space here. Feel free to come out as a lesbian.
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I was legit a little perv straight on from kindergarten. Don't know why, just was. Never had a cooties phase. Doctor, show and tell, National Geographic magazines, underwear in catalogs, Sigourney Weaver also among many others.I was about 10 when I saw Ghostbusters and noticed Sigourney Weavers legs and had some naughty thoughts. Plus there was Daisy Duke. So 12 is not too young to know.
Kimberly the pink ranger. I'd have been roughly 10, so right around the same age.I was about 10 when I saw Ghostbusters and noticed Sigourney Weavers legs and had some naughty thoughts. Plus there was Daisy Duke. So 12 is not too young to know.
FIFYI was about 10 when I saw Ghostbusters and noticed Bill Murray's legs and had some naughty thoughts. Plus there was Uncle Jessie. So 12 is not too young to know.
Linda Carter/Wonder Woman was the clincher for me...in more ways than one.I was about 10 when I saw Ghostbusters and noticed Sigourney Weavers legs and had some naughty thoughts. Plus there was Daisy Duke. So 12 is not too young to know.