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How did you
first learn about sex?
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first heard
the term sex when I was about six or seven when I saw an Oprah show that
metioned it. I learned the rest from peers in middle school when everyone's
hormones were raging and no one really knew how to harness those hormones.
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Do you feel
the information you were given was adequate?
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Yes, because
sex ed doesn't go very far, however I think that parents should be the
ones to explain sexual ideals with their children.
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What do you
think of the quality of sex education today?
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It's weak
and doesn't really change any facts about people going out and having
sex.
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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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Nah, kids
see the media's saturated sex coverage, but questions go unanswered sometimes.
Parents still have work to do. They are responsible for keeping their
children safe from the serious responsiblity and consequences sex carries,
and make sure they are ready for the decision to go all the way.
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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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Nah. Boys
and girls are a lot alike- we both want to get off.
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Does the
advertising of "women's sanitary products" on TV bother you?
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No. I am
more bothered by ads that draw out the product (for instance the "as
seen on TV" items) or local ads for local business... eek!
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How early,
is too early to learn about sex?
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Talk to kids
today at fourth grade- that way they know what's coming. Children at
this age have not yet hit puberty, but are painfully close. Anything
before third grade and kids will not truly understand the process.
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If you knew then what
you know now, what would you do differently?
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Wow- if the ugly boys
that called me ugly back in high school went back and said some of the
things they said to be, I would back hand them and make them look like
complete morons.
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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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Sure, if she
wanted to. I mean, I would let her know that if she had any questions
about the book or its contents then to feel free to discuss it with me
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How did
you first hear about exotic sexual practices such as fetishism and group
sex?
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Real Sex on
HBO really puts a lot of "rumors" out there and makes
you realize that crazy sex does happen.
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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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Why not?
TV is gravitating toward reality- people are sick of seeing TV of things
that would never happen in a million years. If someone wants to talk
about it on TV, then go for it. It exists, you can't hide from reality.
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