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In middle school, party arrangements change. It’s common for both sexes to attend parties. The party may include dancing, kissing games like spin the bottle, or more. People may hook up and do more involved kissing or personal contact known as making out. Some kids may do more than just make out, and tell all about how to make and do sexual stuff you aren't ready for. Don't do anything you are not ready for, just because everybody else is doing it. If you feel unsure about anything discuss first with an adult in your life. Here's how to deal with these parties:
FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT WANT TO KISS
Leave, if it really bothers you. Annie age 12
Just sit and wait. Everyone will be so busy, they won’t care if you are not kissing. Steve age 13
Make the chip bowl your friend. Stina age 14
IF YOU GET LEFT OUT!
Sometimes you may want to be part of the kissing or kissing games, but there may not be enough people to go around. Here’s how to make out if that is the scenario.
If there were other people left out, just sit and talk or listen to CD’s. Bob, age 14
Figure it’s just not your night for kissing and go home. You don't have to be making out or be part of kissing games to fit in. Corey, age 13
