SEX
n.
The property or quality by which organisms are classified as female or male on the basis of their reproductive organs and functions. We're not talking about that kind of sex.
We're talking about: SEXUAL INTERCOURSE
n.
Sexual union between humans involving genital contact.
It's such a touchy subject. Not many families talk about it with their child often. Which could be a bad thing.
I remember my parent telling me about sex. It went something like: 'Sex is when a guy sticks his thing in a girl's private.'
Well, there were other slang words used, but I'm sure you got a good idea of what it was like.
Well, thank God I already knew what sex was by that time. You might be surprised about how early your child might know about sex. I was in fourth grade when I found out what it was by some other students.
But even with the vague description my parent gave and the things students told, I still didn't know a thing about diseases, protection, and all that technical stuff to go along with sex.
And I really never thought about it because I wasn't doing anything sexually. That was until I was sixteen. Then one day a speaker came to our school to talk about sex protection and diseases. And ever since I have been interested with that subject.
And this brings us here.
This page will have information on Sexually Transmitted Disease, (STDs), Contraception, and other sex information.
