Is there something wrong with my little brother?

I think your brother is just really curious! haha. those shows aren’t good for him, because he’s really impressionable right now. so if he sees people on tv doing stupid things, he’ll think it’s cool and he’ll probably have it stuck in his mind..

I think the best thing to do is just talk to him about it, and see what’s really going on with him..

I hope I helped(:

The only thing you can do is talk to him openly about it. He’s only eleven, so you can still influence him in so many ways.

You may also want to encourage him to make new friends maybe? Boys his age tend to copy this and that from his friends. Let him join a sports team, find him a new hobby, and he might forget about sex for a while.

Then again, you can’t really change people.

thanks. but theres another problem. he refuses to join sports. he has done basketball, baseball, but he gives up. he is turning into a slob, leaving food all over the house and especially in his private basement room. he weighs a little more than me, and im 14. me and my sister have tried talking him into something easy like soccer, but he just gets pissed off and leaves. I cannot convince him to do anything.

I would love some help with that too. we never really talk, I don’t really get along with him, and he’s not my favoritest person ever, but I don’t want him doing stupid things.

I UNDER STAND YOUR CONSERN IM 14 AND I HAVE LITTLE KIDS AROUND ME a lot HES PROBLE GOING THROUGH A PHAZE.TALK TO HIM MAYBE PUT YOUR DIFFRENCES ASIDE AND TRIE TO GIT ALONG WITH HIM ACT LIKE HIS FRIEN AND TALK TO HIM ABOUT IT I WAS NEVER LIKE THIS BUT I KNOW SOMEONE WHO WAS AND TRY AND GET HIS MIND OFF OF IT.

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                                                                                                 HIDEY AKA CALIGIRL656

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Dear presto42, He’s allowed the TV, he’s allowed to stay in his room, he isn’t made to be social…and I’m assuming there isn’t any consequences to things like not doing homework, staying up past curfew. You are not responsible for his behaviours but your parents are. I would show them what you have found and discuss with them you are concerned. He is heading for trouble and you’re right to see this…he is not just curious but is exhibiting some red flag behaviours. If these are not dealt with now he will no doubt take a path downward. Sue…good luck

It is not up to you to do anything show your parents everything youve found and let them decide what the best thing to do is.

Sounds Like Trouble to me x