Comments on: What They SHOULD HAVE Taught Us in Sex Ed

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By: Pan_thefrog

Pan_thefrog — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 08:41:39 +0000

Parents and schools need to be able to discuss sex with kids. Everything, from what it is like to what to do, and not do. Birth control, how to get and use a condom, why they need to use a condom (Yes, even when she says she is on birth control), each person is different, there is more then one way, etc….

Problem is often we got some guy who knows nothing except what he learned from his buddies in high school, and watching porn, trying to teach his son about sex.

Meanwhile mom who married the first guy she dated in high school, and had a 30 second discussion with her mom the week before she got married trying to teach 16 year old Suzy about sex.

The 'barely knows anything' leading the clueless.

This means it is in the hands of the teachers… and the parents of some kids don't want their kids to be told anything at all about sex. Seems they think if the kid doesn't get taught anything about it, they will not ever know that it exist. Yeah, 'cause no kid has ever turned on the TV, or seen a PG-13 movie.

So these parents try to get all sex education classes shut down….

Meanwhile I recommend the MidWest Teen Sex Show: http://midwestteensexshow.com

It's what we should have been taught.

By: Candice

Candice — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 21:50:41 +0000

Joe,

Although you are right that these are not viruses-they can be treated and cured UNLIKE viral S.T.I.'s like the ones you mentioned–perhaps next time instead of making some feel ignorant you could research the subject better and educate them on it!

By: Joe

Joe — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 16:50:55 +0000

Heather,

It looks like you still need more sex education. Gonorrhea and chlamydia are not viruses (like HIV, HPV or herpes), therefore they will not go away with a week's worth of antiviral medications. That is just plain wrong.

By: Steph

Steph — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 21:29:24 +0000

Just as a side note, the McCain ad was false. Obama said that sex ed should be medically accurate and age appropriate and that kindergartners should be taught to tell somebody if they are molested.

By: Ellie

Ellie — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 22:28:39 +0000

They should also teach that bigger isn't always better…and that bigger can hurt if you're smaller or inexperienced.

I seriously thought something was wrong with me or that I was doing things wrong when sex with my boyfriend (who is quite a bit on the larger side) was a little painful…until a friend of mine was talking about an experience she had and said about a boy she had slept with, "He was medium-sized, which was really good because it didn't hurt at all."

By: heather

heather — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 17:01:30 +0000

i totally agree with this article, but mostly because i had no idea of basic sexual information. lets take stds for example. upon reaching college, the only ones i knew of were herpes and HIV. and until i took a college-level health class, i really had no idea how prevalent herpes was or that gonorreah and chlamydia are quite common but also easily curable with a single week of anti-viral medication. i also didnt know that most stds, other than herpes which i knew this for, show no signs or symptoms until theyve done a good share of damage. now we all know that horrifying statistic that 1 in 4 girls has an std (and probably about the same for men, i once again question why the study was on women only). now… knowing that statistic made me think of how little i was taught when in school, and not everyone goes to college let alone has a college professor who thinks these things suitable to teach. shouldnt there be a hell of a lot more we should be teaching our kids in schools? the correlation of an abudance of stds and people not even knowing what they are is quite obvious to me.