If your mother finds you in bed with someone, you could be in serious trouble. This is a deadly one.

Mothers - and fathers - tend not to see their children as sexual beings – and it is a shock if they find even their 22-year-old in bed with someone. It is often difficult these days for older children, even if they are working, to afford living on their own. So the chances of this happening, are on the increase.

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Result is, many young people still live with parents years after having left school. And if their partners also live with parents, chances are that the parental home is the only place there is for having sexual relations. And at some time, it's going to happen that parents walk in.

If you're 22, they must grow up and learn to live with it (abide by household rules, though), if you're 14, you've grown up a little too fast (what you're doing is actually illegal) and can expect them to be very unhappy – and with reason. Be very apologetic, otherwise you may be out there on your own sooner than you think.

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