<<sarcasm>So rather than give your sons and daughters a chance to make you proud, you set them up to fail, so your not dissapointed. That makes sense Lindy.</sarcasm>

Sex education is great and should be taught by every parent. I even think it should be taught in public schools to educate those kids whose parents aren't up to muster. The reason is sex is deadly in these times. (I also think a firearms safety course should be taught to 12 year olds for the same purpose.)

Telling them to go ahead and indulge themselves is entirely a different matter. Here's a test Lindy, at what age do you encourage their sex lives. 16? 14? 12? 8? At some point you need to put a lid on it right, because kids are just too young. Why is it that when I say my kid is too young at 16, that makes me Fred Flintstone. If you were to encourage your child's sex life at 8, most would probably agree you have a problem. So somewhere the line has to be drawn. Why can't I draw it at 16 or 18 where I choose for my child without the government cramming it down their throats earlier? Don't they get enough of that from tv anyway?

-Steve G.