Times have changed, sir (with all due repect) kids I think are having pressure put on them to grow up a lot faster. Now, I haven't lived in your era, so I wouldn't have a clue. Correct me I'm I'm wrong 
And the kicked is that we're expected to know what to do by the age of 15 or 16, often for the rest of our life-- but we're being coddled more than is appropriate-- wed be lucky if we knew how to balance a cheque and wash dishes/clothes by hand the way society is now.
Again, all due respect.
I agree with this. look at all the divorcing families which are forcing the kids to step up and fill the missing parents role. happened to me at 12, for 3 years my parents were bitter towards one another, and it forced me to mature much quicker then any of my friends.
back on subject, if your so young, why do you need help with girls? any grown man on here can tell you trying to figure them out was like the US figuring out the German Engima code before we had the goodies to do so.....