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This was an interesting post on one of the articles about this:
| quote: | | Why is oral sex such a bad thing to learn about? Most of these women on here probably do it to their husbands or have done it to a man because he TOLD her he liked it and made her do it, and how informed were you? Did you know you could have said no? Did you know that you had control of your body, your sexuality? THIS is what will be taught to everyone's "sweet little innocent angels", especially the girls. I'm sorry for sounding patronizing, but I work in a gynaecology clinic in the hospital, and I see 8-9 year old girls come in and are so sweet and innocent with their parents, but when their parents walk out that office, they say they gave a boy oral sex at a party, and 3 other girls did it to him too, and that they know what anal sex is because they can't get pregnant that way, and they know they cannot get pregnant on their period (so not true!). But you see this is the misinformation so many people here are talking about, and children are losing innocence at a far younger age due to mass media and communications, peer pressure and internet, NOT because of school. If you don't want your children to be exploited to this then do not own a tv, computer, do not send your children to school and do not let them go to malls or out in public places, as images and billboards/magazines are infiltrated with these sexual images. It is NOT the governments, teachers, or parents fault their children are losing their revered innocence we attach to them, but in my field children are many different people. A different more sweet person with their parents, a crazy wild person with their friends, and a curious misguided person with doctors. Girls especially need to be informed and educated, and parents, fathers and mothers need to sit their daughters down and discuss this because I see too many young girls who haven't even reached puberty tell me they gave oral sex, or had anal sex because they believe they won't get STIs with it. I'm worried for the future of these children, but if parents truly want to take full responsibility about sex education with their children, they should start around 6-7 years old, because many health care practitioners are noticing if their parents don't tell them, they will get the information from somewhere else, and often that place is less responsible, less reliable and very misguided. |
From the perspective of a nurse... interesting.
The youngest recorded mothers within the last decade were 10 and 11 years old. If this isn't proof enough that children are sexually active at a much younger age, then I don't know what to say.
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