If you choose to have children wouldn’t you have intercourse without a condom and risk getting aids or STDs .If you did successfully concieve a child did you have any symptoms?
This question is best answered by someone who good at biology or is a doctor.

So many users compalin about the large volume of sex questions because of the “children to utilize this site”. sometimes I wonder if these questions are written by unsupervised children seeking to shock people or get attention.

Can a person with HPV of the mouth or throat pass this onto their children by kissing on the lips or sharing drinks and utensils?

A friend of mine was molested by a close relative when she was about 7 years old. Now that she’s married….she has a desire to be with her husband intimately, but suffers emotionally….she feels guilty, dirty, and used afterward. So she would rather forgo intimacy to avoid those feelings. What can she do to improve these feelings? What can her husband do to support her? Has anyone else experienced these type of feelings?

Just like aids is passed down to children, is the same true with genital herpes? And if the answer is yes, then isnt it inevitable that everyone will eventually be diagnosed with genital herpes, since about 1/3 of the population today already has it?

Has anyone else noticed the insane amount of young children, like eleven year olds, on Answers, asking wild questions about sex and pregnancy? Am I the only one saying “wow, that’s crazy.” ??? Are is it a good thing that they have somewhere to turn for answers??? Should they even know of these questions to ask in the first place???

My step son (11 years old -fifth grade) is going to begin a family life and sexual health unit in the coming weeks.we can choose to not have him participate in the program.
Is fifth grade too early?or should things like sex be discussed sooner than later to prevent issues later in life?
I already planned on allowing him to take the course.I think its great.I just wondered what other people had to say about it.

My step son (11 years old -fifth grade) is going to begin a family life and sexual health unit in the coming weeks.we can choose to not have him participate in the program.
Is fifth grade too early?or should things like sex be discussed sooner than later to prevent issues later in life?
When we were told about the course in the beginning of the year we agreed to let him take it.
Weve already discussed quite a bit with him.so we like the idea of him learning more…maybe things we missed or havent gotten to yet.

My son that is 11 and in going in the 6th grade has heard from his friends about blow jobs (bj’s) penis size, moaning sounds…..kids talk. When I grew up, nothing of this matter was ever talked about (born ’76).

Please cite your reference. It was my understanding that 1 in 3 children are born with an STD.