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How did you
first learn about sex?
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By accident
from a book!
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Do you feel
the information you were given was adequate?
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It was a start
- and I wanted to know more. It set an important precedent in my life!
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What do you
think of the quality of sex education today?
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No soul. That
never changes.
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Do you feel
that the media's obsession with sex leaves nothing left for parents
to teach their kids?
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A good parent
can teach balance rather than obsession, and maybe a bit above love rather
than just sex - something from experience rather than a textbook or a
cable TV show.
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Do you think
that sexuality education should be treated differently for girls than
it is for boys?
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No - both sides
should get better than they do now.
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Does the
advertising of "women's sanitary products" on TV bother you?
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Yes - when
it's too prissy.
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How early,
is too early to learn about sex?
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It should be
a natural part of growing up not a secret to be revealed at the appointed
hour. Europe has a lot to teach the rest of the world in that regard.
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If you knew
then what you know now, what would you do differently?
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Be more patient,
more confident, more mellow & less shocking.
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If you had
a teenage daughter and there was a book available which contained graphic
information about female sexuality, orgasm, masturbation techniques -
designed to teach them everything about their sexuality - while recommending
the delaying experimentation with penetrative sex until of emotional maturity
(and legal age) - would you let her read it? (please give reasons why)
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My children
should be as educated as possible, not keen to experiment because they've
been coddled. If it's not "forbidden fruit" then there's no
need to rush - and no need to make rash mistakes. I'd like my children
to live lives without regrets.
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How did
you first hear about exotic sexual practices such as fetishism and group
sex?
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My in-depth
research in public libraries!
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Do you feel
that the increasingly mainstream reference to these things is a good thing?
(ie: Threesomes and guy's facination with Lesbianism being a standard
punch line on sitcoms these days).
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On the one
hand it's good that we can talk about these things at all, but it would
be better if sex wasn't always a joke, and a dirty one at that. Funny/bad
words for sex outnumber the nice/warm/fuzzy ones several dozen to one.
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