I never received such an honor. I learned the glorious P+V=B equation from friends and the internet. 9th grade health class taught me the complexities of it.
I never received such an honor. I learned the glorious P+V=B equation from friends and the internet. 9th grade health class taught me the complexities of it.Capitan_Kid
Wow, 9th grade? Back in 4th grade we got little goodie bags with condoms and lube, and they explained everything. Never had a talk from the parents though.
No, we had a little lesson in 5th grade where the boys and girls were separated and we watched some fun videos. I knew the gist of everything by then though.
No, we had a little lesson in 5th grade where the boys and girls were separated and we watched some fun videos. I knew the gist of everything by then though.SoNin360
I got books. And later found Sue Johanson and her Sunday Night Sex Show. The latter of which should be mandatory for children who are in puberty to watch. Sex ed these days just goes over the mechanics, it doesn't ever talk about the emotional side of sex, which is as equally important.
My parents never really told me the schematics, they left that up to the primary school I was in when I was in grade 6. The thing they really told me is that they're not gonna be bothered by me having sex as long as I'm responsible.
I learned everything from HBO After Dark at age 5. TV was so much more informative back then.Allicrombie
That's higher learning...we learned it from being on the streets.
Literally--we found old discarded adult magazines on the street. The pages were so damaged, it was hard to tell if we were looking at a boob, butt, or elbow.
That's higher learning...we learned it from being on the streets.
Literally--we found old discarded adult magazines on the street. The pages were so damaged, it was hard to tell if we were looking at a boob, butt, or elbow.
Hallenbeck77
Did you blow up the old discarded balloons that were laying around it and make balloon doggies and giraffes?
That's higher learning...we learned it from being on the streets.
Literally--we found old discarded adult magazines on the street. The pages were so damaged, it was hard to tell if we were looking at a boob, butt, or elbow.
br0kenrabbit
Did you blow up the old discarded balloons that were laying around it and make balloon doggies and giraffes?
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No balloons--our neighborhood wasn't quite that festive. Â :P
My mom told me to use two condoms. My father told me that I should masturbate if I can't get a girl and to not believe guys who say they don't masturbate That's it.
No, we had a little lesson in 5th grade where the boys and girls were separated and we watched some fun videos. I knew the gist of everything by then though.SoNin360
Lol the same thing happened at my school. And of course we all shared what the videos were about with each other...
My parents never gave me the talk. I learned about it on my own, probably in 4th grade.
[QUOTE="Capitan_Kid"]I never received such an honor. I learned the glorious P+V=B equation from friends and the internet. 9th grade health class taught me the complexities of it.Nibroc420
Wow, 9th grade? Back in 4th grade we got little goodie bags with condoms and lube, and they explained everything. Never had a talk from the parents though. Holy crap 4th grade? Thats super young. I was 13 when I figured out P+V. I'm surprised your school did that. Especially lube and condoms....
No, when I was like 15 my father told me that he didnt know if I had a girlfriend but that if I did, he expected me to treat her well and be smart around her. and thats about it.
Yes. My father is much like me in his belief about being straight forward with other people and he explained it without censorship when I was about 14 after finding a condom wrapper in my room. I was...erm...experimenting. >_>
I knew pretty much everything prior to this conversation. I just let him talk as if it was the first time hearing any of it.
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