Son, please don't break girls hearts - Part One
I told my son, 'One of two things are likely to happen' when young teens get into 'deep relationships' (And I'm not talking about sex either.)
Either she get's her heart broken or he does.
Thirteen, fourteen year old girls and boys just don't have the emotional strength to handle having intense relationships. About all they can handle is a gentle case of puppy love and even that has to be handled with tender loving care by both parties or trauma is sure to come.
I remember having a very serious crush on one of my brother's friends. He could have responded any number of mean or terrible ways. He could have made fun of me or taken advantage of me... instead he pretty much ignored me. In a kind sort of way. As much as it pained me to be ignored when I was so obviously made for him, I can look back on that incident of puppy love with fondness.
I can only wish that for every young girl.
Sadly, that isn't always how it turns out.
I just don't want a young girls heart to be broken at the hands of my son.
More later :)




5 Comments:
It's great to know that you're talking to your son AHEAD of time. I remember my mom trying to tell me similar things in the PROCESS of the heartbreak and I couldn't hear it - because for me, the world was already ending. :-(
oh if only there was some magic pill that would cure teen angst. I hated that time of my life. The drama! Please...
I'm with Alice - my heart was cracking as my Mom talked to me. In that state, anything said was just not processed the right way.
Such drama, such pain, such confusion when I was a teen. I don't miss that time in my life at all.
I have a feeling I'll be able to tell my son exactly what I think about what he should and should not do in the relationship department. Somehow, I think I'm going to have trouble explaining how I feel and why with my girls. And I have three of them to get through before I ever get to my son. Help!
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