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Post by Kevak on Nov 9, 2010 8:39:22 GMT -5
I sorta found out a tad bit little by little. My parents never really told me anything (no stories about storks).
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Post by rialvestro on Nov 9, 2010 8:58:57 GMT -5
Kids who look for sex ed information on the internet become porn addicts. Again I would like to point out that it's not all porn.
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Post by Rogers91 on Nov 9, 2010 9:15:44 GMT -5
i am not a porn addict.. i just really enjoy the articles...
old school porn FTW
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Post by Lex on Nov 9, 2010 12:45:55 GMT -5
And just to show how much of a failure current sex education is: I once knew a kid who, in the seventh grade, thought that babies were only born by C-section.
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Post by rialvestro on Nov 11, 2010 3:08:12 GMT -5
And just to show how much of a failure current sex education is: I once knew a kid who, in the seventh grade, thought that babies were only born by C-section. This seems odd to me because the first time I heard what a C-section was it was immediately followed by an explanation that C-sections are only used when natural birth is not possible without risking the life of the baby or the mother. I don't understand how someone can even know about what a C-section is without knowing that. I couldn't imagine someone thinking that all babies are born by C-section unless someone told them that C-section was just another way of saying birth. I'd really like to know what led them to know the word without knowing it's real meaning?
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Post by stephen5000 on Nov 11, 2010 22:18:52 GMT -5
Don't really know how to answer this since my parents never spoke to me about sexual things. I first learned about stuff in school sex-ed classes, probably in jr high. As with anything though, it probably varies greatly among kids as to when it is best to discuss it with them.
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Post by Lex on Nov 12, 2010 17:09:15 GMT -5
And just to show how much of a failure current sex education is: I once knew a kid who, in the seventh grade, thought that babies were only born by C-section. This seems odd to me because the first time I heard what a C-section was it was immediately followed by an explanation that C-sections are only used when natural birth is not possible without risking the life of the baby or the mother. I don't understand how someone can even know about what a C-section is without knowing that. I couldn't imagine someone thinking that all babies are born by C-section unless someone told them that C-section was just another way of saying birth. I'd really like to know what led them to know the word without knowing it's real meaning? Because they thought that the fetuses grew inside of the mother and had to be extracted. They thought it was hilarious when I mentioned vaginal birth, because they had no idea that it was even possible.
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Post by Rogers91 on Nov 16, 2010 1:13:09 GMT -5
Kids who look for sex ed information on the internet become porn addicts. for the last time i am not addicted to porn.. its just pop ups...
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Post by rialvestro on Nov 16, 2010 16:07:41 GMT -5
This seems odd to me because the first time I heard what a C-section was it was immediately followed by an explanation that C-sections are only used when natural birth is not possible without risking the life of the baby or the mother. I don't understand how someone can even know about what a C-section is without knowing that. I couldn't imagine someone thinking that all babies are born by C-section unless someone told them that C-section was just another way of saying birth. I'd really like to know what led them to know the word without knowing it's real meaning? Because they thought that the fetuses grew inside of the mother and had to be extracted. They thought it was hilarious when I mentioned vaginal birth, because they had no idea that it was even possible. Did this person at least know what a vagina was and how women got pregnant in the first place. I actually use to think that women needed to take pregnancy tests because they could get pregnant at any time like catching a cold. I didn't even know at the time that pregnant meant was going to have a baby and just thought it meant you were sick because I associated sick people with doctors and people always talked about seeing the doctor when they were pregnant. I also misunderstood what it meant when my mom talked about being pregnant with me or my brother as meaning that we were pregnant at the same time. Like how a sickness spreads. And I think I actually asked her once if I caught it from her or she caught it from me. Anyway after I found out what it actually meant I was pretty embarrassed about how I use to think that I had been pregnant myself when that wasn't what that meant. (and isn't possible.) Anyway... sense we're talking about sex ed, here's a bit of sex ed they don't teach anywhere that I'd really like an answer to. Why do women want kids, have a child, complain about how much it hurt, then want more? I mean I've even heard women say that if men and women had to take turns giving birth people would only have 2 kids but then why do women keep having kids after the first one? It's not like men are forcing them to have more kids, it's their own choice, so why do it? Not sure if this is the best place to ask this because the only people who could give a legitimate answer are women who have already been threw child birth and I don't think we have anyone here who qualifies. There aren't allot of parents on the moon that I know of and the ones I do know of are men. I guess if you are a father then ask your wife to answer the question for me because I want to know.
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