When and how did you first learn about sex?

From my mother, she read all them human anatomy books to me when I was 4...

 

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From the preist.

 

i don't recall a time when i didn't know about it. sex was not a taboo subject in our house. besides, there were many many times i'd have to hose some dog away from our bitch, as well as other male dogs always trying to hump your leg. then there were my brother's porn mag collections. they hid them under my bed since mom would never look there.

 

ah, yes, that awkward time when you notice your porn mags are gone, and you know mom just changed the sheets, but she dont say nothing so you dont say nothing....yea, I lost mine a few times. My sister was 14 years younger than me though and very likely to crawl under her bed and find em.

 

i really cant remeber. i feel like ive known about it all along, which cant be right

i definetly learned about sex really early on

 

i was about 6 years younger than my older brother closer to me. they just straight up told me "we're hiding these under your bed 'cause mom won't look there." whenever they'd sneak out to fuck their girlfriends, i'd have to let them back in the house, and there were a few times i was stationed outside some girl's house as a look-out while they fooled around. they'd also drag me along to their gir's house to lend a semblance of propriety, then station me in the living room with some scooby doo while they went into the bedroom. my brother's were total players. it was pretty apalling, but i must admit to some pride in them. it's not their fault girls were throwing themselves at them. if those girls got treated badly, it's their own fucking fault for being idiots. mind you, it IS where i developed my distaste of pretty boys.

 

so you dont like me then?

 

i'm just afraid of your sheer uh masculinity.

 

k, my ego can accept that. lets not discuss it anymore

 

I can remember being in about grade 3, and everyone always laughing when anyone said "it" because "it" was supposed to mean something naughty, although I doubt we had any idea what lol... and I remember that same year, my "boyfriend" and I (yeah I developed young lol) holding hands in the school yard and this girl came up and said we were making babies & I started to cry... lol Oh man but who doesn't remember those terrible sex ed videos?? Grade 5 and 6, that's what I remember... those videos were terrible, and had very confusing messages. Then we got split up (boys/girls) for a "question and answer" period... so we really didn't learn too much about the guys' stuff until a couple of years later. *sigh* Children should learn about sex when they start asking questions - not when they're practically able to make their own babies!

 

I never heard the word cum before that song "come on Eileen" was popular. Some one explained that on to me on the school bus. I am guessing 4th grade.

 

my mom never gave "the talk" so i picked up everything from movies (like Now and Then) and my friends.

 

My mom told me about sex when I was 5. Oh and she made me watch the miracle of life video too.

 

wow

 

i was about 5 or 6 and my dad had a bag of condoms hidden in a box, which was placed over many other boxes on a table. My mum had other stuff there, so i'd get on the table and try to reach her stuff, so one day i found the condoms and wondered what they were. One day, i think my parents went out and i went to see the condoms again and as i had more time to examine them (LOL) i opened one. they were really strange, green coloured and had this liquid...and a strange smell too. not knowing what they were i just left it there.
I dont know what happened next but all i remember was asking my dad if i could have one his chewing gum thingies he had up there in the boxes. He just told me those weren't chewing gum and i couldnt have one cos i was too little. I remember him saying "i'll give you one when you are older" LOL
my mum would occassionally talk about things, but i already knew them by the age of 9, i mostly learned about sex from TV, Magazines and friends.