Did your parents ever talk to you about sex?

No I don't want to know yet

My mum gave me a book and had a few small talks. I will definatley be completely open to my kids about sex, if they are old enough to have heard of it and to ask me, then they are old enough to know. I think if they don't ask, you should talk to them about it at ages 9 or 10.

Didn't need to. I found dads porno stash when I was 11.

Lucky you!

the just said that if i ever have any questions that i could ask them

I wish they did, things would of been different, but let me stop with the what if's.........

I learned all I need to know about sex from the internet and experience. And the consequences from school.

For about four seconds until I reminded them it was the nineties and we had Cinemax.

I walked in on the talk if that counts. lol

Not really. My mother gave me 2 books to read, told me not to read any other books till I'd finished them, and then bring them to her. When I did, she said "Do you have any questions?" I said "No." She said "Ok."

Then I went to the (male) twins next door who were very good friends and said "You know all those bad words you told me not to say out loud? Well, I think I know what the REAL words are now." We sat down, compared notes, and all came away quite pleased with our understanding of "the facts of life." :)

(I actually did have a question. I wanted to ask "Why did you make me read those boring books?", but I didn't think that would go over well.)

Mom was very candid! Let's just put it like that.

I'm pretty sure my dad is just pretending I'm asexual, and my step-mom hasn't for some reason. My step-dad wouldn't feel it's his place. I actually badgered my mom to give me the "talk" and to tell me her policies regarding dating. She just said that there was nothing she could tell me about sex that I didn't learn already, that she couldn't give me the whole "not until marriage" warning because how how clearly hypocritical it was, and she abstained from answering when it came to the matter of relationship polices.

Nope...not the details but mum said when I was 17 with a gf, (in lecture voice) don't get her pregnant!

they didn't need to the school that i go to teaches it as a subject in year 8,9 and 10

same!!! :) but we go to the same school :/

Not like bluntly, they knew I already knew from school and health classes or just my peers and what not. They just more like it's better to wait until marriage and things like that. We never really had like a "birds and the bees" conversation. Ah, and they gave me a book on abstinence though and strategically placed it on my desk in my room without saying anything to me. lol.

at least they tried:)

we had a couple films at school. I learned on my own

Lol - what an awkward thing for everyone involved...

Funny too, because that's how we're all here ....but it's just so taboo!

I know and it's weird because it shouldn't be

My mom drew what happens SHE.. ACTUALLY.. DREW.. WHAT.. HAPPENS .

Have you been scarred ever since?!

no i just was emotionally disturbed for that day and the week on

whew! No lasting damage. ....keep her away from the grandkids during the sex talk lest another generation have to go through that! ;)

dont worry im not having any grandkids anyway

But that should be taboo!

no taboo i heard worster ways

Well what can you say your ma's artistic! LOL, sorry you had to go through that!

it was only she could had explain it she said

If you think about it I guess that was a little easier on her

appantly it was

All the time. It was awefull!

no, not directly or specifically. not as a child, teen or young adult. Come to think of it. Never was sexual education a topic of conversation. Between my parents and I

As adults, we've joked and complained about it. sex or lack of,

but a already know lol

My mom tried to but I turned the radio up so loud she gave up.

My mother was very good at explaining things to me. And it really helped me with my son years later.

never

i found out from better resources ;)

I wound up fine