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Patching Conversational Gaps
July 5, 2010
My sisters and I learned about sexual anatomy at the dinner table, with our dad drawing rough sketches on a dinner napkin. As you might guess, our conversations were wide-ranging and more open about sexuality than many family’s table talk. Even so, there were some things that didn’t get mentioned, probably because no parents can predict every question or concern their kids might have.
- What sexuality questions do you wish your parents had answered, even if you never felt comfortable asking?
- What topics unrelated to sexuality would have have liked to discuss openly?
- If you are a parent or can imagine yourself being one, what issues would you like to discuss with your child(ren)?
- What gets in the way of asking questions or bringing up topics for discussion?
Please post your answers in the comments section or email me directly. Thanks!
What’s your question or concern about children, teens and sexuality? Drop me a line or make a comment, and I’ll address it. You may also find answers in my book, Sexuality Talking Points, or purchase a private phone or in-person consultation. See the Product page to order.
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