Having conversations with your daughter about sexuality can be kind of awkward, but it's really, really necessary.

I'm John Fuller along with my focus colleague Dr Danny Werta and Danny about how early did

you and your wife start having conversations with your daughter about this topic of sexuality.

From an early age I'd say six, seven years old, we started to talk about just the impact of boy-girl

relationships.

We started to talk about attraction and what that could potentially feel like.

We talked about her body as well and girls and boys and the differences between that.

And you can even, really to be honest, boys and the differences between that.

And you can even, really to be honest, we started talking about those differences from three, four,

five years old and onward.

The gender sex differences and then what's happening in her body and the fact that

we're naturally consumers of one another from a sexuality perspective and what

does it mean to be a contributor those conversations came in at the 8 9 10 year range and then you're pretty brave

Danny I'm just going to have to interrupt you to say parents are probably thinking this guy is like super human. I just I man

were super intentional though weren't you? Yeah so I want my daughter to not be

afraid of sex but to desire that as a gift in her marriage and I've seen way too many

young women feel a sense of shame around sexuality which impacts the marriage

tremendously. This is where Satan has attacked this and

perverted it through pornography, created fear around sexuality. I want I

want my daughter to be free to be loved and express her love in this one way. There are many other ways people can show

love to each other, but this one way that has seemed to really get distorted in culture.

I want to be the first one teaching her and as a dad help her be

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