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Masturbation: Difficult Conversations that We Need to Have with Our Children

October 16, 2017 Dorothy Greco
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  The first week of seventh grade, our second son came home with a novel written by an unfamiliar author. Ever curious, I sat down to read it after he went to bed. About half way through, the narrator, an adolescent boy, began the chapter with this thought, “If God did not want boys to […]

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