Should a 14-year-old boy get naked in front of 14-year-old girls?

Answer 1

14-Year-Olds, Nudity and the LawThere is a very thin line between nudity, teenagers, sex, exploitation and violating a child's privacy.

In all 50 US states, the legal age of consent - for any type of sexual activity - is between 16 and 18 years of age. That means even if both parties are 14, and considered minors, it is still illegal.

So, no, a 14-year-old boy should not get naked in front of a 14-year-old girl, or vice versa. One wrong touch, a picture, a video camera, or even verbal harassment can mean being arrested and going to jail.

Opinions from contributors:

• I think that if a boy were to get naked in front of a girl it is normal because most of the time he just wants to show off his manhood.

• If it is just changing clothes, and you get undressed, and the other person sees you or the other way around, nothing it wrong with that. In big families, everybody sees a at least someone nude.
• The nude body is not shameful.
• If everyone involved is OK with it, it's done in a safe, private place, and no one takes pictures or video tapes it, and the two teenagers are in a loving relationship, then why not?

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Additional opinions have been moved to the Discussion area.

Answer 2

It is not appropriate for a 14-year-old boy to get naked in front of 14-year-old girls as it can violate their privacy and boundaries. It is important to respect the feelings and comfort of others in situations like these.

Answer 3

Why not, where's the harm? Getting naked isn't the problem, it is why they are naked and what they plan to do that causes the problems. My personal stand on all things sexual and I'm sure some people will disagree. You and your partner can do anything you both want to do, anything. You do not have to do anything you don't want to do. You are responsible for anything you do. If you think about it, those three rules cover everything. When it comes to sex and our bodies, we each should choose for ourselves what is done or happens. A lot of people think they have the right or duty to interfere in a persons business, but they don't.

Answer 4

Absolutely not. Making out tends to lead to other things that a 13 and 14 year old is not mentally ready for!

They would be in big trouble with their parents when they find out. Social Services would get involved as they are too young and under the Age of Consent.

Kissing is ok but not naked.

Answer 5

Of course not. It is inappropriate behaviour that will get them into trouble.

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

Yea

Answer 9

Yes