Why did I not get taught this in school?

Dont f**k any monkeys !

I thought you do get taught it at school. We had a few sex ed classes anyway.

Also if you're having sex have some cop on and responsibility to look up about sexual health yourself instead of shifting the blame completely onto what you should've been told at school.

Sex education could be a lot better but that's not exactly a fool-proof excuse for not knowing something quite basic.

Liam90 wrote: »

I didn't know you could get STI's from oral sex. Call me stupid but if i was never told so how could I know.

In fact I was not taught anything about STI's, Everything I know is from embarrassing bodies.

Get yourself checked and do some reading or you're running the risk of your cock falling off at some point. All the info you need is easy to find, educate yourself.

TeddyTedson wrote: »

We were taught you could catch aids from kissing.
Now while it is technically possible, I think they should have included the incredible amount of saliva that would have to be passed.

It's actually impossible. The only chance it could be contacted is if both people had an open, bleeding wound in their mouth and they were fairly full on at it

1ZRed wrote: »

It's only a pisstake and AH is anything but to be taken seriously for the most part.

Leave the anal attitude to the LGBT forum :pac:

I see what you did there. :pac:


OP there are some things that even school can't teach you, yknow, common sense things and the like.

And I wouldn't use a shìte show like embarrassing bodies as the basis for your sexual education either. Go and learn the facts without all the "shock, horror" nonsense, or even go have a friendly chat with your GP. Whatever you do, don't take anything you read on the internet at face value!

3ndahalfof6 wrote: »

The same as if you were kissing and naked, both schmutchers were bleeding on their feet it could be transfarred, open cuts could inable the virus to be transfarred,

someone slaps a person on the shoulder with an open cut, the person had an open cut on their shoulder, transfare has happened, blood to blood is the biggest probability of transfare, (two open cuts)

If I don't know what transfarred means, does that still mean I can get it? Ditto for inable. I am inable to understarnded what a schmutcher is as well.

If you take sexual safety advice from the internet, pop on your "well dodgy stuff coming atcha" filter first. If you don't know where it's been, don't put your naked bits in it, is about as good as it gets.

wonderfulname wrote: »

I don't know if it's still the case but the sex ed curriculum used to be fairly open ended to accommodate religious sensibilities, depends on where and when you went to school as to how good an education you got, all I got was wrap your mickey OR ELSE! Considering most of my sex hasn't involved a mickey it wasn't the most relevant of educations...

And therein you have just nailed the issue- the curriculum can only cover so much. Even the stay safe program kids are learning in schools nowadays has to be appropriate for the maturity of the class, so kids in infants learn about stranger danger, etc, while kids in sixth class have discussions about contraception and protection.

You cannot expect a teacher to get bogged down in the minutae of every single STI known to man (or woman!), you cannot expect that they would get bogged down in the individual potential and hypothetical circumstances of each and every one of their students.

3ndahalfof6 wrote: »

There is a good chance you have got it, splifffedrollsweat. Just to lrt you know I am dick lex ic , so fook off with the grammmar shiit.

And yet you've had perfectly legible posts up to now?


Just so you know- Dyslexia isn't an TIS.