That is a great point! I think sex ed classes should really educate the students on how to prevent pregnancy. That should be it's main focus, cause it is very true that kids are going to have sex, and they are going to experiment. Obviously a good sexual education, by teacher, parent, or hopefully both should really focus on the truth about sex, and a lot about how to prevent pregnancy. After all, sex in mostly all creatures is meant for only one purpose, and that is to cause pregnancy to reproduce the population. Humans are one of the few creatures that uses it for pleasure, so we should be well educated on how to keep that way, without ending up with an unplanned baby.

Intersting side question: For those of you married people on here, did any of you find that your bodies biological clock kinda kicked into "reproduce now, must have baby!" a little while after you we're married. I hit that a few months ago, and it's freaking me out cause I'm in the "NO KIDS" mode of life right now. Freaky!

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Condoms are a part of safe sex education, which I support. I do not believe condoms encourage teens to have sex, it does, however, encourage them to practice safe sex, if they choose to engage in it.

The problem is when the little head is thinking for the big head. You lose all sense of condom speak. Sometimes hormones get the best of us, after all we are only human. We were born to mate.

I was a sexually-active teenager, and I always followed the old saying, "Don't be a fool, wrap your tool." and with certain girls I tended to go with, "Flies spread disease, so keep yours closed."

Even my wife and I use condoms now, and sometimes "the moment" does get a little firey and I have to pull myself back and run to the bathroom for supplies. It's called self-control, and it is a LEARNED skill that can be taught. We aren't mindless baboons humping in the woods (some of us at least), we can control our urges for the three seconds it takes to put on a condom.

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You would be surprised. If you think we are the only ones driven by our urges, think again. Meet the Bonobo, our closest relatives whom we share the "horny" gene with:

The Bonobo Way -- Peace Through Pleasure
Deep in the soul of the hot, wet swamps of the Congo, there is a tribe. It is here, in their wild, erotic Garden of Eden, in the middle of war-torn territory, that our closest cousins, the bonobos, live and share a powerful kind of pleasure, and make an extraordinary kind of love.

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