<p>Haha when I was 11 they started sex ed at school, so no need for the awkwardness 
However the kids at my elementary school educated me on what sex was when I was, when I was around eight years old.
I hope those kids don’t corrupt my sister until she’s well over ten… well she already knows a few things, she knows a bit about transexuals and lesbians from watching America’s Next Top Model :(</p>
<p>^Lol, that reminds me. I learned what a prostitute was from watching my brother play Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Good times.</p>
<p>I learned it from Trey Songz. He invented it, apparently.</p>
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<p>I explained it to my younger “cousin” (dad’s best friend’s kid that I’ve known since she was born). Her mom is a doctor and gave her a very scientific explanation of sex. They are also VERY sheltered so she hasn’t really seen more than Disney movies. </p>
<p>So, one day driving home from up north, I had to explain to her all about sex, drugs, alcohol, etc. She’s going to be a freshmen in high school! She needs to know this stuff before she gets there. </p>
<p>I am still angry at her mom for not telling her. (I don’t know if her mom ever found out that we had the “talk”.)</p>
<p>Also, since I was the first in my Catholic school to do ANYTHING, I had friends come ask me all the time about things. It was the same when I lost my virginity before pretty much everyone I knew. I STILL get questions sometimes, even at 19! lol</p>
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<p>I had to give it to my sister. I simply gave her a clear explanation with all the technical terms. Diagrams from an old Anatomy and Physiology textbook were available for use throughout the discussion.</p>
<p>I think I did a good job of making sex seem very boring, if that is to be counted as a small success.</p>
<p>And my parents never gave me “The Talk.” It was a self-study.</p>
<p>Thanks guys, now this gives me more ideas on how to talk. Do you think I should broach the subject or let it be and wait for them to ask?</p>
<p>Some of the people at my school don’t really know because English is their second language…
In biology we had to fill in the blank
[insert name of fungi] is a type of ______
A girl in my class called out orgasm, and everyone was laughing (all girls school with a male student teacher, yes it is kind of hilarious) except for two girls who didn’t know what an orgasm was.</p>
<p>^ HAHAHAHAHAHA classic that’s what my grandma told me lol there is something really weird with us Asians</p>
<p>Hahaha I think I’m one of the few people who can discuss anything sex-related (albeit only references) with an Asian granny</p>
<p>^ I think you are, Asian grannies don’t… really discuss sex, at least with their grandchildren, haha</p>
<p>Yes. Multiple times; starting when I was 8. </p>
<p>My mother is one of those who parents who are a little too open and too eager to talk about sex.</p>
<p>You went to Catholic school Romani? I always thought that you were Jewish… (Not that Jewish people can not go to Catholic school but it is rather odd)</p>
<p>When I was little, I thought that if a guy ever laid in bed with a girl[fully clothed lol] the girl would become pregnant :b</p>
<p>I also thought snow was make believe…as real as unicorns :D</p>
<p>[take into consideration that I lived in LA]</p>
<p>Nope. Only when I hit puberty…my mom only explained to me to be careful (e.g. if any guy touches u, you will get pregnant!–still confused ( iused to think literally hahaha if they touch you inappropriately… LMAO)…and she just explained to me what my period was… yeaaahhh</p>
<p>When I moved back to the states for H.S. i had to take sex ed. freshman year…but my mom had me pulled of it i HAD to take it though at the end of that year… (required :/)</p>
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<p>Haha when I was 12 and I wanted to go to a sleepover my mom didn’t let me go because my friend lived with her brothers and her parents were out :P</p>
<p>They never gave me the talk, but I’m pretty sure they completely deduced that I knew what it was by the time I was 13 or so. We don’t talk about it, and watching anything with remotely sexual content is extremely awkward (even something such as SNL with a skit with “innuendo sex”)</p>
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<p>LOL that’s funny. When I was that age, my best friend was a guy and I was allowed to have sleepovers with him XD</p>
<p>^^^ My mom still doesn’t allow me to sleep over at other friends’ houses either because she’s either: a.) paranoid that their dad might drug/do something to me or b.) they have older brothers :P</p>
<p>I feel like i’m still treated like a child it’s not even funny…how sad.</p>
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<p>By birth I am Jewish.
By school, I am Catholic (did all the Catholic sacraments, except for marriage and priesthood things).
By raising, am some weird Gypsy-Christian-Wiccan-esque mix.
By choosing, I am some sort of eclectic Buddhist-Wiccan-Gypsy mix. </p>
<p>My uncle is Catholic. He gave my parents money to send me to a Catholic school. It was a LOT better than the district I was in. Neither of my parents are Catholic though. In fact, they are deeply anti-Catholic.</p>