Perhaps in defence of bing.alau and his comment, I was one of many millions who never learnt about sex from my parent's or teacher's, because at that time it was 'not the done thing'. Talk to your mates, or let's play Doctor's and Nurses were the sexual learning curve for some of us!.

Nowadays people seem far more liberal minded in the way they act and do things, and sometimes this can lead to many other problems.

In the television program I mentioned in a previous post, quite a number of teenager's were interviewed including teenage parent's and their parent. It soon became very evident that the education regarding sex, was still " Should I or Shouldn't I" and especially more so with the easy supply of the After Morning pill, being provided by some school's, with the provision that the parent will never know.

In that television program there was a number of 'experts' including an MP who wanted the laws changing or school's and other establishments being provided with adequate funding for sex education. Surprising though, how some of these experts could not agree on the way forward. One of the things that came out of that, was two young teenage girls who became pregnant, and discussed their own experiences. both stated that if they had they own way again, the pregnancies would not have happened "but it did".

Perhaps to add a final note, I once attended a series of lectures, and one of those lectures was taken by a person who admitted to being a lesbian, and had never really had a physical or sexual encounter with a male, had never given birth, but was educating mother's about childbirth. Which brings the subject of who these sex educator's are going to be, and the same I would imagine, would apply to the teachings of being gay?.