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Q: My Little Sister-in-law

asked by: Marianne0558 on November 21st, 2007

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Okay well here goes the drama.

My little sister-in-law is 15 years old.
Last Friday night, she went off with 4 older boys and ended up losing her virginity to not only one, but TWO of the boys.
She confided in her mother Monday about this, I guess expecting some empathy or something. Obviously that wasn't the case.

My question is, what should I say to her? Her mother wants me to talk to her about this since we are closer in age and (just as most 15 year old girls) she thinks her mother is evil right now.

I'm very disappointed, but everyone makes mistakes.
Any ideas?

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andrewcorbin20

replied on December 12th, 2007

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Well, what happened, happened. No one can take it back, it'll never be erased. So, I'd go lightly with the situation, and just tell her it was wrong, and she should not be doing those things until she is 18/married/whenever mom thinks she's old enough. But if you attack the situation, it'll only make her angry. Good luck!

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