SamLeheny on 03 June 2016
I think that kind of thing is too important to choose for somebody, and too important to let them choose until they have reached a certain wisdom.
How to know if they've achieved that wisdom? It's hard to say. Simply putting an age cap on it is a very crude catch-all solution, but I do think there is also an age at which you have to say "it's your body, do what you want with it." Even if you don't think they're emotionally mature enough.
I mean... I don't think people are going to choose something like they unless they're serious about it.
...man, I don't know! I'd just say trust each parents to know their kids individually, but then again, plenty of parents don't.
