It's very necessary to advice your child on the pros and cons of sexual activity especially when he or she is in the adolescent stage

adolescent stage is the right time but in dealing with the 21st century child, you dont have to take any chances. the earlier the better.

Sexual orientation is a term that describes a person's sexual, emotional, or romantic attraction, as well as the gender(s) of the people they are attracted to.

Yes, It is very important that parents talk to their children about these things so that they don't take bad advice from their friends.

Discovering your sexuality is different for everybody. Some people always know, while for others it's a constant journey of discovery - and it doesn't help that sexuality is a very fluid thing that can sometimes be very hard to pin down with one particular label.

There are also different kinds of orientation - sexual (who you’re sexually attracted to) and romantic (who you are romantically attracted to, e.g who you could fall in love with, regardless of whether or not you feel sexual desire for them - since sex isn’t always necessary for a healthy relationship)

You could feel an attraction to two genders, and be open to dating them, but only feel sexually attracted to one gender, for example.

And don’t be afraid to try out different labels - like I said, sexuality is a fluid thing, and I think some people, if they’ve come out as one thing, sometimes feel pressure to stay as that thing, even if their feelings begin to change. But some people don’t often realise what a hard journey it is to discover your sexuality, so don’t be afraid of trying different labels - or even not using any label at all - until you find one that you can comfortably identify with, if you do find one.

If you really are looking for a test you can take, then there are many online - the most famous of which probably being the Kinsey scale. But please take note that they are not always 100% accurate - just because some online test tells you that you’re one thing, it doesn’t mean you have to agree with it. Only you can know how you feel.

Going from what you’ve described about yourself and your experiences, you could be bisexual, or possibly biromantic (having a romantic attraction to two genders, even if you don’t feel sexually attracted to them) and whatever sexual orientation you feel matches you (heterosexual, homosexual, pansexual, bisexual, asexual - whichever you feel comfortable with, since you can have both a romantic orientation and a sexual orientation)

But don’t feel pressured to choose a label so quickly. Take some time or try out a few, if you like. Like I said, it can be a tough journey. But good luck!

Thanks for the contributions

I agree with Effie Amonoo

Thanks Baiden

i agree with the above contributions