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Tip #4: How to Have the Sex Talk with Your Son (opens the original)
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I haven’t always followed God’s plan when it came to sex in my life. I felt it was important to tell my boys that as we talked about sex.I wanted them to feel comfortable coming to me with the challenges and struggles they’ll face. I didn’t want them to run and hide when they sinned. I wanted them to learn to turn to God in those moments instead.Family Champ is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid sub
Tip #3: How to Have the Sex Talk with Your Son (opens the original)
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The purpose of sexIn Tip #2, we talked about how sex is something good God created, and that it has a purpose.Family Champ is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<di
Tip #2 How to Have the Sex Talk with Your Son (opens the original)
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Follow this train of thought with me:If you make sex seem shameful and dirty, your son will think of it as something evil that should never be discussed.If he sees it as evil and off-limits, then as he develops a desire for it, you’ll miss your opportunity to show him the proper place sex should have in his life.And if you don’t help him understand that place, he’s in danger of getting that information from the wrong source — and letting it ruin his life. <div class="preamb
Tip #1: How to Have the ‘Sex Talk’ with Your Son (opens the original)
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As a dad, it’s your responsibility to teach your son about sex.For many of us (myself included), our dads didn’t have that conversation with us. I learned about it from friends.But that doesn’t mean I’m not qualified to teach my son.Family Champ is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="email-input" name="email" tabind
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