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My ex wife and I did not want our daughter to have sexual hangups. So we raised her to be very free and open sexualy.
We put her on the pill very young. And never discouraged her to have sex. Some would say she is a slut. But she is well adjusted good girl. Now in college. She is very honest with us and is having fun.
You really make some sweeping statements here. We can only hope that you're meaning that you encouraged her to be comfortable with her body and sexuality in a healthy and supportive environment where open communication was encouraged and trust well established.
Though I can't help but feel from your choice of language you may just be a shit stirring troll. I would like to be proved wrong here.
Just because you raised a girl who likes sex doesn't make her a slut. Sex should be enjoyed by everyone.
So you hooked her up with hormone-altering drugs and encouraged her to sleep around, even before she was mature enough to handle sex? Millenial father of the year here.
Chance she has a healthy relationship and a nice family is zero.
Chances are she's going to have a much healthier relationship and a nicer family than all of the poor girls who are sheltered from reality and taught to be ashamed of their bodies and its natural functions.
"Never discouraged" does not necessarily equate to "encouraged".
I have to say, it surprises me to discover you're one of the abstinence over education people. Well. The first bit more than the second bit.
There is a point in live where you take responsibility and make choices. Is up tu her to do what is best for her. I know parents that even watch porno with their kids. But you may be the one to blame for future consequences or thankful for let them know one of the realities of life.
Thus where our worlds stippers, prostitutes, and sluts come from. Even normal kids can go this way, but if you don't show them both sides, they are doomed.
So...you're basically asking if it's normal to raise a girl who develops as expected and becomes sexually active at the appropriate age? That's the question here?
Yes, that's extremely normal.