imkeen

So, what sex education did you have growing up and tried to get into in college? My college didn't have a pornography film class, but I knew the one across town did. Unfortunately I was too stupid to try to get into it...

Here's the article that generated these thougts: 'whore college'

Apparently they're offering education on how to be a good sex worker, presumably to work for a good company in Vegas or Amsterdam...right?

rhaevyn

Grade school stuff, minus the talk with the parents. They never gave me "the talk."
Extracurricular w/ a partner
Reading TFP

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chickentribs

Odd, last I heard prostitution in CA was still illegal. I guess it's not like they had to get certified or anything - although the Federally mandated proficiency test would be interesting to see!

Um, ok.... sure.

Who am I to argue, since they no longer want to teach any sex ed in the grade and high school other than Cold Shower 101, anybody who is talking sex up is ok by me. Go get 'em, Prof. Harlot!

And I enrolled in a self-study program for sex ed. We had lots of bathroom breaks...

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Supple Cow

Yup, my grade school had the video that boys and girls would separate to watch. Both 5th and 6th graders had to do it (the video was the same). But the only "talk" I got from my parents was that I might get pregnant if I even *touch* a boy and that sex is EVIL(!!!). Haha, good thing I didn't listen to them and read all those brochures from school instead.

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imkeen

I tried to convince girls that we needed to have a demonstration to fully understand the subject matter....

cellophanedeity

I've had all of the above. My parents talked to me about sex at a young age, then we went over it again in grade four, then again in grade nine.

I also had a thirty hour sex-ed course I needed to complete before I could become a counsellor at UofT's Sexual Education Centre. (if anyone from Toronto wants free condoms or weird lube from September till the last day of regular classes, then go to SEC, across from Robarts! )

So much sex ed!

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