Sex Ed

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Let's suppose you have two kids, a son and a daughter, each about 13 years old, and they are asking you about sex for the first time.  What do you say to them?  How would you teach them about sex, and how graphic (or not) would you be going about it? 

[Frodo]

Would anyone here (except Dazzleman and htmldon who have already done so) actually try to answer the topic question? 

Thanks.

[Frodo]

Would anyone here (except Dazzleman and htmldon who have already done so) actually try to answer the topic question? 

Thanks.

Don't know about you, but at 13, I pretty much already knew the mechanics. 

Good for you -I lived a life so sheltered that it wasn't until 6th or 7th grade that I came to know the sexual anatomy of males and females.

[Frodo]

Would anyone here (except Dazzleman and htmldon who have already done so) actually try to answer the topic question? 

Thanks.

Don't know about you, but at 13, I pretty much already knew the mechanics. 

Good for you -I lived a life so sheltered that it wasn't until 6th or 7th grade that I came to know the sexual anatomy of males and females.

You weren't aware of your own sexual anatomy? That's most strange.... and this comes from someone you can tell a thing or two about sheltered lives.

I didn't know about it to the detail that the sex ed classes taught me -I knew basically that I had a penis (what my mother, for her own strange reasons, referred to as a 'tinkler').  That's about it.

I never got to see a woman naked -at least at an age I could appreciate it...   I once saw my maid (when we lived in Manila) stripped to the waist, topless, apparently when she was changing, but then I wasn't even twelve and in any case I averted my eyes within a split second -though I could have sworn she was smiling when she noticed me looking at her. 

It wasn't until 8th grade that I looked at porn for the first time originally to compensate for it, and to get a real-life visual for many of the stuff they mentioned with regard to girls' sexual anatomy.   

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