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Message: HTML is enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled.	[QUOTE]Originally posted by feefiefofemme: [QB] That's kind of what I thought, as far as readiness for info is concerned. I was just seeking some reassurance, I suppose. I don't know that I have the best sense of what the "normal" emotional maturity for a 13-year-old boy is, but I'd be inclined to say he's a little behind his peers. I do know that he's easily influenced by his peers, is very concerned with what others think of him, and often doesn't do a great job expressing his feelings and/or opinions. Also, he broke up with his girlfriend pretty much by ceasing to talk to her, so his communication skills definitely need some work. He's shy, and he's still obviously a little uncomfortable with sex/drugs/etc. I'm concerned about him ending up in situations that he's not ready for, and I'd like him to know that it's okay to express his discomfort. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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