My Big Virginity Mistake

[Handley_Page]

Not even a biology class as much.

They don't teach the full anatomy of the female reproductive system. My college-level physiology class was the first science class I ever had that mentioned the clitoris. I've had 2 anatomy classes, and 3 health classes before then. There was a 20 year old woman in my class that thought that 'cunt' was the word for clitoris. My 15 year old sister didn't know what an orgasm was until I told her.

Unless you have a good teacher, or watch a lot of porn, there is no way you are going to get a good sex education. I know that certain someones have bitched that porn is fantasy, and we shouldn't feel responsible to teach the clueless/uninitiated. I always feel differently, because I know that if it wasn't for lit and my porn sites, I would still have a rudimentary and false idea of how sex works.

Most of the people on this forum still believe in 'cherry-popping'

http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog...s-is-wrong-about-the-hymen-they-are-not-alone

Teachers get in trouble for teaching basic anatomy

http://jezebel.com/5992503/biology-...tion-for-use-of-word-vagina-in-anatomy-lesson

And a lot of girls and young women are completely ignorant about how their bodies work. I think men have a much more intimate relationship with their genitalia because it's all on the outside. What you see, is what you get. They've been playing with it and touching it and familiar with it since they were very young. I have female friends who have never masturbated, and are not sure if they've ever had an orgasm.

It's pathetic.

If it wasn't so serious, one could have a really good laugh.

It's cool to love Jesus. The Bible may be God's word, or it may not. Either way, it was still written by man. Man adds his own views to his letters, and man is fallible. I believe in God, but I don't do it because a book tells me to. I came to my own conclusions on his existence.
If no man is able to know God's mind, then why do so many insist they do?

Very well put and it's my line of belief, too.

 

[desertslave]

I was a "nice church girl" until my church started yammering about politics and anti-choice (when they'd previously stayed away from voicing an opinion). About the same time I had my first serious, and very sexually enthusiastic boyfriend (who was a "nice church boy" to all outward appearances). I couldn't stand the hypocrisy for very long, so I quick church and fucked like a bunny as often as possible.

Looking back, I made the right choice.

 

[Handley_Page]

I was a "nice church girl" until my church started yammering about politics and anti-choice (when they'd previously stayed away from voicing an opinion). About the same time I had my first serious, and very sexually enthusiastic boyfriend (who was a "nice church boy" to all outward appearances). I couldn't stand the hypocrisy for very long, so I quick church and fucked like a bunny as often as possible.

Looking back, I made the right choice.

It sounds like a wiser decision.
I wonder if the 'nice church boy' ever had his proclivities exposed to general view by the congregation ?

 

[MrPezman]

I don't scare much, but one thing that does scare me is religion, particularly those willing to twist obscure passages in the bible to suit their own needs, to justify their own wicked actions. We all have parts of our body that are specifically designed for pleasure, not just procreation (otherwise, procreation would only be that boring, yet useful thing we do to further our own species), and pleasure includes masturbation as well as sex. God made it so (or Evolution, if you don't believe in a god or gods), and to deny ourselves those pleasures, therefore, would be to go against all this. This is my view, and no passage in a bible (which is written by man, and is therefore fallible) can convince me otherwise. I pretty much already said this, but I hope this just emphasizes the potency of my view.