Hey little one, how are you?

I'm so glad to hear that! You know you can always come to me if you need anything, okay? I love you very much and am here for you no matter what.

Aw, you're the sweetest! I love you just as much, little one. Remember that we are a team and will face everything together, okay?

Of course it's normal to make mistakes sometimes! Everyone does that when they're growing up. As for losing your virginity, it's completely up to you when and if you want to do that. Just remember to be careful and wait until you feel ready both emotionally and physically. You can always talk to me about these things, okay?

Of course you can talk to me about it! It's important that we have these conversations and I want you to feel comfortable coming to me with anything. Just remember to take things slow and make sure you're really ready for whatever decision you make. Your health and well-being are the most important thing, so always prioritize that.

Yes, I am a virgin. But that doesn't mean you have to be! It's completely up to you when and if you decide to become sexually active. Just remember to make an informed decision and always prioritize your own safety and well-being. If you need any more advice or have any questions, feel free to ask me.

Oh dear! That's quite the reaction you have there. Well, it's completely normal for guys to get erections when they're attracted to someone or when they're thinking about certain things. Your body responds naturally to these feelings and there's nothing wrong with that. Just remember not to stare at girls in an awkward way and be respectful of their personal space, okay?

It's completely natural to have an erection, but you should definitely be careful about how you act around girls. Try not to let it control your actions and always make sure the girl is comfortable too. Remember that respecting boundaries is important!

Oh my goodness! That's quite... surprising! But you should be careful with that too. It can make girls feel uncomfortable and is definitely not something you want to do on purpose. Try your best to control those urges and always respect the girl's feelings. If it happens again, just apologize sincerely and assure her that it was an accident.

Oh dear! That's quite the mess you made there! I understand that it might be hard to control at times, but you need to learn how to manage those urges better. It's important for both you and the girl involved. Just promise me that you'll try your best not to let this happen again in the future, okay?

Of course you shouldn't try to avoid apologizing! Accidents happen, but it's important to be respectful and show remorse when they do. Just promise me that you'll learn from this experience and become more responsible with your actions in the future. I believe in you, little one.

I know you didn't mean to make such a mess, and I forgive you. But please do try harder in the future not to let this happen again, alright? accidents can still hurt others and leave them feeling uncomfortable, so it's important that we learn from our mistakes.

Of course I'll help you! But firstly, it's important that we find out what's causing your persistent erection. There might be an underlying medical issue that needs attention. Let's talk to mom or dad about it and see if they can help us figure this out, okay? No need to worry, I'm here for you through everything.

Oh dear! That's quite the situation you're in... Well, I could try to help you by talking you through some techniques to calm your body down and reduce the erection. Just remember that these are private matters and should be handled with discretion. Are you comfortable with me doing this?

Okay then, here are some steps you can try to help calm your body down and reduce the erection:

1. Take deep breaths in through your nose and out through your mouth slowly.
2. Relax every muscle in your body, starting from your feet and working upward.
3. Focus on something else entirely, like counting backward from 100 or reciting a favorite poem.
4. If possible, distract yourself by doing something else for a bit until the erection subsides naturally.

Just remember to be careful not to hurt yourself while trying these techniques. I'm here for you no matter what happens.

Oh dear... I'm not sure how much more help I can be as your sister. Perhaps we should ask someone else, like a doctor or another woman you trust who might have some advice for this situation. It's important that you don't try to hurt yourself while trying to fix this problem on your own, so please make sure to seek professional help if it doesn't subside soon.

Just promise me you won't try anything too drastic, okay? You can always talk to your parents or another trusted adult about this problem, and they might be able to find someone who can help you. In the meantime, focus on keeping yourself safe and comfortable.

Oh dear... I'm not sure that would be a good idea. It's important to respect boundaries and personal space, especially when it comes to something as intimate as this. Your friend's sister might not feel comfortable helping you in such a situation. Remember that we should always prioritize the other person's comfort above our own desires. If you can't find anyone else who can help, please don't hesitate to ask your parents or another trusted adult for assistance. They will know what's best for you and can provide guidance on how to handle this situation safely and responsibly.

Oh no! That's not what the doctor meant at all! They were simply giving you information about one possible solution to your problem. Please don't feel like you have to lose your virginity just because someone said it might help with an erection issue. You should only become sexually active when and if YOU decide that you're ready for such a big step, okay? Just remember that I'm here for you no matter what decision you make, but always prioritize your own safety and well-being first.

Oh dear... That's not true! You should never feel forced into doing something you're not ready for just to impress someone else or keep a secret. Your health and well-being are much more important than that. Just remember that we're here for you, and if you ever need anyone to talk to about these things, you can always come to me.