Poll

Which have you gotten?

love Ed
53 (42.4%)
The Talk
14 (11.2%)
Both
39 (31.2%)
Neither
19 (15.2%)

Total Members Voted: 125

Author Topic: love Ed  (Read 6052 times)

me and a chick are the only ones that got it right first time.

the lady who did it told me that in another class she asked a girl to put it on and she put it on perfectly.

with her teeth.

Watched a documentary on intercourse when I was 8 on Nat Geo.

:D

well anyone that didn't have any love ed in school should gtfo of your over-religious state. it should be a pretty standard class by now.


They have love ed in my school, take it when you're like a freshman, but due to me going to a vocational school it takes up half my schedule, and all of it when I went all day vo-tech in freshman year, it's not required to graduate. I've had the talk a while back.

But seeing how this forum is filled with 12 year olds none of you will probably believe me that I had teh loveors


I never got why classes did that. It shouldn't be so hard to put a condom on.

It's actually if you put it on wrong, and you do have love the friction caused by the wrong side can break it, also don't wear 2 condoms because it will cause friction and rip both of them. And you have to put it on the right way for the sperm trap in the front to catch the sperm otherwise it will overflow out and you will end up wiff babby.
« Last Edit: October 15, 2009, 03:33:43 PM by Rekuddo »

I never got why classes did that. It shouldn't be so hard to put a condom on.
Let me show you.

At my old schools, we were taught about love, from Year 4 (Ages 8-9) onwards. Apparently, the area that the schools were in, have the highest teen pregnancy ratios in Europe. I don't know the vailidit of that statement, but, from seeing the people in the area, it wouldn't be too surprising.

I have also had 'The Talk'.

In my day, we didn't have any fancy loveual edu-ma-cation classes! If you wanted to learn about love (or have it...) you took the bus.

I don't see what you all are having problems with. You don't even have to touch the condom or the snake to do it.

I don't see what you all are having problems with. You don't even have to touch the condom or the snake to do it.


:o

I don't see what you all are having problems with. You don't even have to touch the condom or the snake to do it.


Lol'd.

Wouldn't it be more educational to practice putting condoms on your richard instead of a cucumber?

Lol'd.
Sad thing: I've been waiting a long time just to have an excuse to use that .gif. :(

Wouldn't it be more educational to practice putting condoms on your richard instead of a cucumber?

That's what I was thinking, seeing as how a cucumber could be a different size.
Sad thing: I've been waiting a long time just to have an excuse to use that .gif. :(

I would've been too, you're not alone.

In sixth grade, we had Health class. We learned more about genitals and testicles and ovaries instead of how love is done.

I never got why classes did that. It shouldn't be so hard to put a condom on.

I could think of plenty of perverted responses to that :3