No it’s not something a “child” would be worried about Maybe to you but to someone who doesn’t like hearing that they shouldn’t be reading something just because of their age yeah it’s not a big deal but it’s not something I want to deal with

Because this sounds exactly what a child would be worried about, since its not a big deal like, at all

As long as it's not a sexual book that's somehow insinuating that you wanna sleep with her. YOU WILL BE FINE. I bet she read a thousand books like yours before. You'll be fine as look as you don't act nervous or ashamed.

karma for reading colleen hoover in the first place

Fifty Shades of Grey was huge not that long ago. Teachers read it and saw all kinds of kids reading it. Jean Auel's Clan of the Cave Bear was on my Middle School approved book list and in the library. Its sequels are basically straight up porn at points. This is nothing new. You'll be all right. Smut in prose is by far the most accepted Smut category.

Just why 😭

Damn who hurt you today I’m just I don’t want to hear it from my teacher I’m aware that she knows what sex is but a lot of teachers always have something to say about young people doing something and she’s that kind of person so yeah and what does my age have to do with this!

If it's a good book with good smut she'll appreciate it.

I go to an alternative school so I don’t have many teachers for my subjects I have one for social sciences and algebra and one for pe and the one I’m talking about for freshman in transition and mentor meetings

I am in high school and I only have 4 teachers we have 4 classes a day and the same classes each day, it's very plausible

Old people like smut too. She'll probably love it and I don't think you have anything to worry about.

Oh you poor thing..

Because you said:

>Ok, if your using multipe of the same word, sure.

im also an atheist I forgot to mention that :)

I totally get it I was raised catholic/Lutheran. different parents type beat. I just recently got out of that whole mind set as much as I could I was just hoping I could help her since she's trying. 2nd it was mainly cause of the religious part and also cause of the girl and everything. the place the girl the time everything but I think I should talk to my therapist about it. thank you so much for this comment it made me smile :)

Teachers are humans too, they’ve read smut in books let’s be real. It’s not the smut that made the book interesting correct? The book is not purely just smut correct? No photos, just words? There’s a story to it and in the end I’m sure your teacher could care less.

>If my using multiple of the same word?

You replied with that earlier. No spelling mistakes, but quite a few grammar ones. That is what I was referring to when I said it's grammar not spelling, you somehow misunderstood, even though it was quite obvious.

I think they were surprised you'd be playing something like that without any windows.

No, you said it was grammar, it's not grammar, it's spelling.

Holup, only 3 teachers in high school? Yeah, that doesn't sound plausible.

As someone who was raised catholic but is now atheist I can tell you right now that it is impossible to truly live by that rule set and be happy, especially if you don't conform what they consider "normal". What happened might in the end be better for you since being with someone who is taught to hate themselves is not a fun trip.

Now the second thing you wrote is worrying. Sex should never make you feel horrible and icky. Think about why it did, was it because of the place you were in and because it was part of that general low point in your life or maybe you felt pressured into it? It would be ideal if you could talk to someone about it, preferably a sex/mental health professional or at least a good councilor.

You sound like a 10 years old, calm down, you'll be fine.

Yes, I know that. Thats pretty much exactly what I said, no?

What is your point?

I think she might know what sex is and that is rather prevalent in media. How old are you bro? This shouldn't be a concern

Let me break it down for you.

Your sentence was grammatically correct. But you used the incorrect spelling of a word.