I had sex education in primary school, third grade I believe. It was probably a good idea. The parents came along too. People could opt out if they wanted to.

Me too, I think it was in 4th class, we had to go up to the school with our parents and watch some video about the birds and bees, I'm sure I walked out with no idea about what it meant, that was over 35 years ago, I hope the films have changed.

Do kids need sex education these days?  Most of them know more than their parents - even in primary school.

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They generally play catch-up. Some kids will always find out first. It is better to give than accurate information to go with the porn.

Sex education is a waste of time and money. It would be more morally ill to place the burden on the common man to pay for these new education programs only for it to have no significant effect on teen's perception of sex.

It's idiotic to think that somehow an hour of sex education is going to undo the psychological exploitation the sex industry has had on our kids. Do you know why sex is all over the television, the internet, and magizines? Because it makes money!

And unlike, you know.. drugs.. we need sex. Physically, we need it. Like food. Something else that has been exploited for profit. Because we cannot fully detatch ourself from this basic essential, those who make money off of it always have the upperhand. We can't simply "go cold turkey" off sex. Biologicaly we're suppose to have sex.

Ofcourse, biologicaly we shouldn't have STDs either. Because of evolution, but people are dumb. They have sex with just about anything, because they're deranged. Do to personal malfunctions and outside forces. Whatever. The point is that sex education is at best misguided, and at worst, self-destructive and evil.


There's nothing wrong with teenagers having sex. Teenagers are growing up, and as you get older, you want sex. That's nature telling you, you need to raise a family, and continue the human race. Perfectly natural and beautiful. What's not natural and beautiful is some dumb slut who "needs attention" and ends up not even knowing who the father is of her ugly ass baby. But, I blame her, and the parents. The parents for raising such a stupid brat, and her for choosing to be a stupid brat.


STDs can easily be controlled. People should be forced to register their sexual diseases. And have to wear something so we can all see and avoid sexual contact with them. Or at the very least, if they're going to have sexual relations, they have to by law inform their partners of their STDs or face the law. Some people would whine that's an invasion of human rights, they'll thank me when they don't have warts all over their mouth. I'd simply say it's people's own fault for sleeping around knowing others might have STDs, but there's alot of liars out there. You fall inlove, you think you know someone, and then they pull some poo on you. Don't give them that oppurtunity.


The best sex education is the one where we don't tolerate people playing games. Sex can be very gratifying and good, it can also be very harmful and chaotic. We allow people to use lighters, that doesn't mean they can start a fire. All the same, people can have sex, that doesn't give them leeway to spread their diseases and be idiots about it.

Children need to be taught this, and it does not take taxpayer money. Only concerned parents, and concerned adults as a whole. You know, there was a time if when a kid was being a dickhead, he got his ass kicked by everyone in the neighborhood, not just his parents.

I'm not saying we should all be reactionaries, as if sixty years ago was somehow magicaly better then today, but certainly there are some traits we should keep, and some we should discard. And I believe that attitude in how we raise our children, and how we perceive sex is one we should keep.

mantra wrote on Jan 11^th, 2009 at 5:05pm:
Do kids know about safe sex though? And do their parents teach them that?

I say sex education is a good, nay great thing. look at the utter shambles that America has with its abstinence programs.

I'd have to support the idea - as long as it focussed primarily on the dangers and how to avoid them.

As for pictures, they probably wouldn't any more shocking than the evening news.