The Pidgeottos & The Beedrills!

[Cool_Porygon]

I'm afraid that it may give unrealistic expectations to kids if they learn about sex from the internet.

 

[Logan]

HAHA

I never got this talk. I just had to find things out on my own.

you learnt from pokecosmo

 

[Thepokefansophia]

I wasn't really ever given the talk.
Obviously I was with periods and etc but most of my sex Ed knowledge came from my friends and the sex ed class in year 6 which was pretty funny as it was some sort of low budget cartoon. Then at the beginning of secondary school in science none could stop laughing when the teacher said a specific genital.

 

[Mobile Tsk]

you learnt from pokecosmo

O god .. yeah, those pics waka posted were very informative.

 

[TequitoClown]

When I was in second grade, I typed in something random on google and clicked it. And umm... yeah.

I had to be told about the "woman's time of the month" and some of the details. So yeah I had a little bit of the talk.

 

[Lunar]

Fortunately I never had the talk, but once my Mum brought condoms home for me when I was with my ex. That was very, very, very awkward and I still don't know what possessed her to do it.

 

[moon]

I think mum tried but I slammed my hands over my ears and refused to listen lol. Thankfully we had sex ed not long after.

 

[Cay]

4th grade my parents read me a book and tbh it went well the book was well written

 

[Charlie Brown]

Nope. I dunno, it's something that just is not discussed in brown culture, period. Everything I know, I learned from both friends and school.

Yep can confirm it's not discussed in brown culture haha. Like even now if there's anything vaguely sexual on TV my parents will change the channel haha

 

[User19sq]

The fact that the plural version of Pokemon names don't need an S at the end, yet are there in the title, insults me...

 

[Bay]

Like several folks here, I didn't get the talk and instead learn the sex ed stuff from school. My mom did talk to me about "the time of the month" shortly after I learned that from elementary school, though.

 

[Gabri]

Nah, I figured most of it out on my own and through school.

 

[jombii]

nope, never did. family is a lot conservative. all I did learn was from the internet. and by the internet, i meant the internet.

 

[LegendChu]

Its a big problem in conservative cultures, sex is a taboo subject & parents/elders do not discuss it openly. And there isn't proper sex ed either, so internet is the only option. It does give you a lot of wrong info & high expectations, but I guess as you grow up, you do figure things out by yourself.

Pika Pika :chu:

 

[Adore]

I had the talk, at length, at least once per year between my parents and school starting at age 8. About 80% of it was lost on me because they only mentioned straight people. I figured it out eventually though. ;)