Hello! There must be other similar topics, I searched, but honestly I did not find what I needed. Here's the job ... I'm 17 years old and my boyfriend and I recently had sex, and it was my first time. Everything was normal (if this pain can be called normal, but that's another matter: e). I have no problem with that, I was ready, I love it, I didn't make a mistake and I didn't feel guilty about not telling my mother. That was my least problem. But some time ago, a few days ago, I developed cystitis. I don't think it's related to sex (I still don't think so), but still losing your virginity is one of the factors for developing cystitis. And when my mother found out, she asked me if our relationship with my friend was only platonic, respectively, and I said no. And there began quarrels, shouts, quite harsh words uttered, the conclusion of which is that "I have fallen in the eye." I don't think it's fair of her to talk to me like that, I've never done anything that doesn't justify the trust in me, and yet whenever I do something she doesn't think is right, that's the result. That's why I never share it with her, that's why I don't tell her. I just don't get understanding and support, just a certain amount of frustration. I really don't know what to say to her and what to do. I tried to explain to her how things were, but she just told me not to blame her and to say the same thing again. Is there any way he can hear me? !! which does not justify the trust in me and yet whenever I do something she does not think is right, the result is this. That's why I never share it with her, that's why I don't tell her. I just don't get understanding and support, just a certain amount of frustration. I really don't know what to say to her and what to do. I tried to explain to her how things were, but she just told me not to blame her and to say the same thing again. Is there any way he can hear me? !! which does not justify the trust in me and yet whenever I do something she does not think is right, the result is this. That's why I never share it with her, that's why I don't tell her. I just don't get understanding and support, just a certain amount of frustration. I really don't know what to say to her and what to do. I tried to explain to her how things were, but she just told me not to blame her and to say the same thing again. Is there any way he can hear me? !! but she just tells me I didn't blame her and talk the same thing over and over again. Is there any way he can hear me? !! but she only tells me not to blame her and to talk the same thing again. Is there any way he can hear me? !!
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There is no way he can hear you. In order to hear you, you had to talk about sex since you were 10, even when you were younger. You wrote that you do not share with her this is because you have never talked about this topic, right .... It seems that your mother is one of those women who have a slightly older understanding. She's not angry. Another reason for behaving this way is that she can't accept that her little girl is already having sex. Your mother's problem is that she still looks at you like a small child (and children shouldn't have sex). She does not realize and does not accept the fact that you are already becoming a woman. I suggest you talk to your father. I'm sure he'll understand you better. And I can't understand what this unwritten rule is for girls to talk and share things about sex only with their mothers. Abe you have fathers and they have an opinion about it and they know what you have between your legs, and what is it for :)))) And about your mother try to talk about sex (not your sex), but in general. For example, how did she feel on her first time? When was he with how many men was she? When did she first kiss? And things like that. Get your mother to relax and talk about it. Let him know that you are no longer a child and have your needs. This is a success for me