Remember the embarrassing sex questions we had when were younger? Looking back they seem so ridiculous but funny as hell. We had an anonymous questions box where students could ask questions they were too embarrassed to raise their hand and ask. A lot of times people would just write joke questions but the teacher would read them anyway.

Answering their kids' questions about sex is a responsibility that many parents dread. Otherwise confident moms and dads often feel tongue-tied and awkward when it comes to talking about puberty and where babies come from. But the subject shouldn't be avoided. Parents can help foster healthy feelings about sex if they answer kids' questions in an age-appropriate way. From as early as infancy, kids are interested in learning about their own bodies.

Via Reddit , a delightful collection of questions ninth graders have reportedly asked their sex education teacher — the queries compiled from what the Reddit poster says is three years' worth of teaching high school honors biology to ninth-grade students in California and Virginia at "large public high schools, both very high-income, upper-middle-class areas Here's the questions, as helpfully though somewhat loosely categorized by theme:. Why are all high school boys idiots? Why do boys think it's okay to declare it when they are horny?

Can a guy sprain his dick from jerking off too much? If so, how does he fix it? If my year-old boyfriend and I are sexually active, are we statutory raping each other?