This seems weird to me. I had sex ed in my very early years of school, nothing left out. As did everyone who went to school in Australia, at least at the time, if not always. I had all the questions answered when I was too young to even know I should be giggling, and I don't hide anything from my 6 year old daughter now. I guess ignorance and abstinence is what you get when you listen to churches with regard to sex ed in schools.
How Many Of You Fellas Learned About The Sex From Pornography Instead Of From Your Parents?
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Yes, ignorance. Enlightenment is 6-year-olds being taught how to put a condom on a banana.
Ari Dee
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I'm not a fella, but I was taught the birds & the bees.
My parents were very open and honest about sex. They encouraged us to ask any questions we had.
They never tried to teach me to wait till marriage, just to wait till I was with someone I loved who I felt respected me.
They taught me about safe sex and that pleasing your partner is just as important as them pleasing you.
All the women in my family had open discussions about sex. My grandmother even told me about the guy she lost her virginity to (and what kind of car it was in, so I guess that 50s stereotype is true!) All of us women would even go skinny dipping together every year.
I was taught to never feel ashamed about sex and that my sex life was my own business, just to be safe and do what makes me happy.
I asked tons of questions and had tons of conversations about sex.
I was encouraged to look at my own vagina in the mirror, to learn about my body, etc.
I also had a good amount of sex education in my school system and read a lot about anatomy, etc.
My parents were very open and honest about sex. They encouraged us to ask any questions we had.
They never tried to teach me to wait till marriage, just to wait till I was with someone I loved who I felt respected me.
They taught me about safe sex and that pleasing your partner is just as important as them pleasing you.
All the women in my family had open discussions about sex. My grandmother even told me about the guy she lost her virginity to (and what kind of car it was in, so I guess that 50s stereotype is true!) All of us women would even go skinny dipping together every year.
I was taught to never feel ashamed about sex and that my sex life was my own business, just to be safe and do what makes me happy.
I asked tons of questions and had tons of conversations about sex.
I was encouraged to look at my own vagina in the mirror, to learn about my body, etc.
I also had a good amount of sex education in my school system and read a lot about anatomy, etc.
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Ari Dee
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Great thread. It's really funny when I was 8 I thought sex was a guy and a girl getting naked and just kissing/rubbing each other, a year later I saw my first XXX flick, my 15 year old cousin put it on in the living room when my aunt/uncle weren't home. It was the first time I ever saw penetration, I was like "So that's what you supposed to do with it?" 
Yes I'm aware you shouldn't know about porn that young but there's nothing I can do about it now. I got my first BJ at 14 and lost my virginity at 16 so it didn't effect me too bad. lol
Yes I'm aware you shouldn't know about porn that young but there's nothing I can do about it now. I got my first BJ at 14 and lost my virginity at 16 so it didn't effect me too bad. lol
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My folks were prudes so I had to learn about it from scud books passed around school.
My mom was in the medical field for awhile so I got some scientific background, but porn gave me some pointers on a few things