How did you learn about sex?
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thinkaboutit
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i think i just sort of became aware of it slowly. i never had 'the talk' with either of my parents.
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I never had the "talk" like charis (^above) was talking about. But I guess I may have started searching online or even watching a porno, I'm not 100% sure though.
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There was never any real overt effort made by anyone to keep the "Big Secret" from me when I was younger. So I just slowly figured it out on my own.
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Sex ed in school and word of mouth from friends.
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i got sick of wondering, found a girl and...
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I learned the general concept from my two cousins who were complete heathens and raided their fathers extensive porn collection on a regular basis from the age of 7 on. The rest I learned from school, TV, and the internet. The questions I was unclear about I just asked my mom. She is a nurse and we always had a very open and comfortable dialogue about things like that.
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Learnt by doing basically
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HBO.
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Luckily my parents didn't teach me. I learned from TV, school, and most importantly my girlfriend.
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"I learned about girls the hard way: from books." - Emo Philips
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The baby sitter taught me through demonstration.
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I can't remember. As far as I can remember, it just kind of slowly developed between the ages of ten to twelve.
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An odd combination of daydreaming and school.
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theoritically from porn movies and practically from my gf :)
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6th grade... they made us watch videos... 1st one was the changes us girls experience... 2nd was the changes boys go through... 3rd one: How Babies Are Made...
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I was looking for the video tape of Annie when I was sick and I found my Dad's prono stash. Ummm yeah..It's a hard knock life.
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Like many girls, trial and mirror.......
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WHew, that was a long time ago. My mom talked to me honestly and simply when I would express a question or interest in something, I guess probably about 5-6 when you notice that your boy cousin looks a bit different than you do. I remember she tried to use the most accurate words, no dirty slang or baby names for things. Sex was just something moms and dads did that was special between them and that was fine for me. In last year of elementary school, possible 6th grade, we had to see a film at school, very dumb graphics but I already knew alot and didn't see the point.
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I found The Joy of Sex hidden on my parents' bookshelf. Behind many other books, turned around backwards. I said: "Ewwwwww!" and put it back. But returned to it many, many more times, later, in secret. Anyone else do this?
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Having an older sister...
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I was at a formal dinner party my parents were hosting, and I don't know who was talking about what, but I overheard a conversation and asked my mother quite loudly "Mommy, what's an orgasm?" She about died right then and there, but took me upstairs and explained about how it was "the fun part of sex"... (as if the rest weren't fun too...)
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I had the old fashion "talk" from my dad... and the rest I found out about on the internet...
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my parents never talk to me about it, i learn every thing from tv and internet, i guess that why i am sooo screwed up
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I occasionally asked questions and my mom always answered seriously and just enough to get me satisfied. She used correct words if she knew them. (We were all just learning English at the time and she often didn't know the English word. IF she didn't she used the French word for whatever 'it' was.) I think I first started being curious at about 4-5 yr. Didn't need huge explanations just a little. She told me what was age appropriate. I never believed the wild things friends and other people said because I already knew what she had explained. SHE made sense. They didn't/
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Sex education in school. Btw, I think you would probably get away with using the word SEX, without the hyphen.
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At a young age, I was bored with my childrens' books... I had already read my dad's Tolkien and Stephen King, and moved on to the Encyclopaedia Brittanica, and started with the biggest ones. By the time I got through the "S" book, I knew more than any other 7 year old in my school about where babies came from.
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I don't remember how I first learned about it. But most of the learning came from my friends in school, tv and then sex education class in school.
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Instinct. You learn it on your own. Sometimes peer pressure and school give you some hints but you know what you want . The biggest thing is kids thinking about it are mostly concerned with their friends and their reputation. Be like Nike and just Do It.
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