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#1 Sep 07 2006 at 2:50 PM Rating: Excellent
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Keeping with my theme, I was watching TV with Joph the other day, and it came up whether or not Joph Jr. had gotten "the talk" yet. I tried to recall when and how I found out about the birds and the bees, and I remembered with shock that I was seven, precisely Jr.'s age.

My best friend Amelia made me go get one of my father's Playboy magazines (kept in the sooper sekret bathroom cubbyhole) so she could explain it to me. She said two people got naked under a cover and then "pOOf" nine months later a baby came out. Boy, did I get in trouble for stealing that Playboy, but my mother was mightily amused by the explanation. She tells me she went on to explain the true way of things to me, but I must have blocked it out because I don't remember it.

Some four years later, the nuns at my school in Peru told me all about menstruation, but nothing about birth control or what missing a period meant. Thank God for mom. Smiley: laugh
#2 Sep 07 2006 at 2:57 PM Rating: Good
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Why not just show the kid some hardcore ****?
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#3 Sep 07 2006 at 2:58 PM Rating: Excellent
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The Glorious Atomicflea wrote:
Keeping with my theme, I was watching TV with Joph the other day, and it came up whether or not Joph Jr. had gotten "the talk" yet.
I'm pretty sure they'll mention it on Pokémon or Yu-Gi-Oh or something.
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#4 Sep 07 2006 at 2:58 PM Rating: Excellent
Never got the talk.....just read (looked) through my dads Penthouse stash.


That and they made us sit through "the miracle of life" video in school.
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I never had "the talk" either. I learned about the miracle of reproduction via public television. More specifically, a NOVA special on PBS.

I remember keeping the sound down low because I figured I was watching something dirty as they showed the swarm of sperm cells race to the egg. And I remember thinking that the mutant two-headed sperm were pretty cool.
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#6 Sep 07 2006 at 4:20 PM Rating: Good
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Never got the talk.....just read (looked) through my dads Penthouse stash.


That and they made us sit through "the miracle of life" video in school.


More or less how I got my info as well. Along with various movies I watched growing up. By the time the old man asked me if I had any questions about sex I was 15, it was kinda moot by then as I'd already had personal experience long before then.
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#7 Sep 07 2006 at 4:22 PM Rating: Good
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I dont ever remember getting "the talk" either from anyone individually. I do remember 6th grade had a sex ed class but there was too much giggling going from both the boys and girls and by then everyone already knew the basics.

We had a book at home that explained how babies were made and photos of the fetus from conception to birth. It explained in detail what was going on and how it happened. Im sure I caught some info there. And then of course girls talk. My girlfriends and I woudl trade info with each other like they swap Pokemon cards these days.

I was asked just the other day, by my son how babies were made. We've had similiar talks before skirting the issue, like why do mommies carry babies and not daddys. He asked questions on who made babies, just the mommy or did daddy have a part? Finally the other day he got detailed, asking how daddy helped make the baby. Answering these questions to a four year old is a riot because you try to simplify it so you dont overwhelm them, while actually giving them the truth. The amusing part is the random questions youd never expect from their mouths though

Edited, Sep 7th 2006 at 5:31pm EDT by DSD
#8 Sep 07 2006 at 4:26 PM Rating: Excellent
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The moment a science book spoke of the reproductive system somewhere in elementary school (5th grade?) I sort of got the hint, but wasn't really all that shocked by it.

I never got the talk either. Closest I came to the talk was watching playboy on my dad's illegal cable box (no ************* either, I just liked watching at the time) and my dad walked in on me viewing the channel. I tried to change the channel (had cartoon network on recall) but he stopped me and said "wait, don't change it, she's hot" and then being told to make sure my mom doesn't know I'm watching this. Smiley: laugh
#9 Sep 07 2006 at 4:28 PM Rating: Decent
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My uncle showed me one of his porno tapes when I was 9. Never officially got "the talk" from my parents. Great age for me to learn how to pull out.
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My girlfriends and I woudl trade info with each other like they swap Pokemon cards these days.
Trade you a Charizard for pictures of your ******.
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#11 Sep 07 2006 at 4:29 PM Rating: Excellent
By the time my folks got around to the talk I was no longer a virgin, and actually explained the finer points of a golden shower to my dad. My education began when I found a Hustler in second grade and proceeded to get head from my baby-sitter's daughter. And this was twenty years ago, I imagine kids these days don't even wash off the finger-paints before they start fisting.
#12 Sep 07 2006 at 4:38 PM Rating: Good
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Jophiel wrote:
DSD wrote:
My girlfriends and I woudl trade info with each other like they swap Pokemon cards these days.
Trade you a Charizard for pictures of your ******.
WTF?
#13 Sep 07 2006 at 4:39 PM Rating: Excellent
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Jophiel wrote:
DSD wrote:
My girlfriends and I woudl trade info with each other like they swap Pokemon cards these days.
Trade you a Charizard for pictures of your ******.


I agree with Flea, WTF?


It's worth at least a Meowth!
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I'll add my WTF too. INFO, Joph! All girls have vaginas. We know what they look like Smiley: rolleyes
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Keeping with my theme, I was watching TV with Joph the other day, and it came up whether or not Joph Jr. had gotten "the talk" yet. I tried to recall when and how I found out about the birds and the bees, and I remembered with shock that I was seven, precisely Jr.'s age.

My best friend Amelia made me go get one of my father's Playboy magazines (kept in the sooper sekret bathroom cubbyhole) so she could explain it to me. She said two people got naked under a cover and then "pOOf" nine months later a baby came out. Boy, did I get in trouble for stealing that Playboy, but my mother was mightily amused by the explanation. She tells me she went on to explain the true way of things to me, but I must have blocked it out because I don't remember it.

Some four years later, the nuns at my school in Peru told me all about menstruation, but nothing about birth control or what missing a period meant. Thank God for mom.


Peru eh? I'm definantly from Mendota, moved out of there a few years back but i plan to move back to the area sooner or later. Small world.
#16 Sep 07 2006 at 5:21 PM Rating: Good
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DSD wrote:
I dont ever remember getting "the talk" either from anyone individually. I do remember 6th grade had a sex ed class but there was too much giggling going from both the boys and girls and by then everyone already knew the basics.

I was asked just the other day, by my son how babies were made. We've had similiar talks before skirting the issue, like why do mommies carry babies and not daddys. He asked questions on who made babies, just the mommy or did daddy have a part? Finally the other day he got detailed, asking how daddy helped make the baby. Answering these questions to a four year old is a riot because you try to simplify it so you dont overwhelm them, while actually giving them the truth. The amusing part is the random questions youd never expect from their mouths though


Exact same experience here. My parents never gave me any kind of talk and I just realized one day that Tab A got inserted into Slot B. Smiley: laugh

When I was pregnant with my youngest, the oldest child asked me how the baby got in my tummy. I explained that Daddy touched Mommy in a special way. But it's hysterical of the random questions that come forth from The Talk.

I know that the schools give a pretty detailed Talk by 6th grade, and I've talked more with my oldest one about how he needs to be respectful, mannerly and a gentleman whenever he's on a date.
#17 Sep 07 2006 at 5:27 PM Rating: Excellent
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Outside of what they taught in school, I never had a "talk" with my parents. When I was 17 and had been dating my highschool sweetheart for nearly four years, I asked my mom if I could go camping with him that summer. She said, "are you on birth control?" I said, "Yes". She said, "You have to weight until you're 18."

hahaha

Until I was fifteen I couldn't imagine how people had sex without the boys legs getting in the way. /shrug

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#18 Sep 07 2006 at 5:42 PM Rating: Decent
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My parents never gave me the talk. I had to sit with them and watch an animated sex ed video called Where Did I Come From?
#19 Sep 07 2006 at 6:23 PM Rating: Good
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me and my friend have been giggling at the Tom Cruise avatar for like 5 straight minutes.

that is all.


still going

Edited, Sep 7th 2006 at 7:23pm EDT by Kelvyquayo
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#20 Sep 07 2006 at 6:41 PM Rating: Good
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I got the talk from my parents when I was in Grade 6. They had pamphlets and we sat at the kitchen table discussing how babies were made, what sexual arousal was all about, how ************ was ok and birth control was a must. I was both horrified and disgusted.

I see what they were trying to do now but it was just too much foisted on one uncomfortable kid.
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#21 Sep 07 2006 at 9:23 PM Rating: Good
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I noticed plenty of you didn't mention how old you were when you found out, and what you think the appropriate age is. Those of you that did mention a specific time mostly said "sixth grade", but I wonder if kids nowadays aren't getting info from outside sources much earlier than say, 15 years ago.
#22 Sep 07 2006 at 9:30 PM Rating: Decent
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My uncle showed me one of his porno tapes when I was 9.



Right.....


I also never got the talk...I'd been stealing my dad's **** mags from the ripe age of 5! I had no idea why I was looking at them but damn they were the coolest magazines ever...until I got caught :(
#23 Sep 07 2006 at 9:33 PM Rating: Good
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You guys suck a$$. The Turtle comes up with an incredibly RACKable line like, "I imagine kids these days don't even wash off the finger-paints before they start fisting" and you guys don't even slow down from describing the ************ epiphany you received upon discovering your pee-pees.

Fine. I'll do it.

RACK you, BT, for penning today's best line.

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#24 Sep 07 2006 at 9:36 PM Rating: Good
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Oh, and honorable mention to FleaJo2 for the Charizard reference, lol.

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#25 Sep 07 2006 at 9:36 PM Rating: Decent
In our school they showed us a video about a kid who asked a janitor at a zoo...he kept talking about all the *****'s he sees every day on the animals..."Long ones short ones hairy ones bald ones" in a deep scraggly voice >.>

And the video for the girls was a sleepover and in the morning the mom of the host girl explained it by making pancakes in the ship of the females reproductive organs...then the dad ate them...

And people wonder why I'm gay...
#26 Sep 07 2006 at 9:50 PM Rating: Excellent
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The Glorious Atomicflea wrote:
I noticed plenty of you didn't mention how old you were when you found out, and what you think the appropriate age is. Those of you that did mention a specific time mostly said "sixth grade", but I wonder if kids nowadays aren't getting info from outside sources much earlier than say, 15 years ago.


I think I was in grade 4 or grade 5 when I asked Dad about it. He had some kinesology books, pulled those out and showed me diagrams and what not.

I think it's the one talk I had with my Dad where I wish he wasn't a teacher. It felt too much like being in school or something.

Oddly enough, I don't remember this ever being brought up in any kind of class. But then, even my highschool was messed up that way. Between grade 9 and 10 phys. ed. we had 3 whole days of health. The rest of playing basketball. Dropped phys. ed. after that and go special permission to take grade 13 (it was nothing but health and anatomy and stuff)... still not show how I manged that.
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