Wasn't sure if this should go here or in DIY Disasters:
My First Condoms!
- Thread starter RigidRaider
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swidders
Which one of them is the father?
Oh well, after all, they are not an age restricted product regarding sales e.g in supermarkets, chemists etc.
However a lot of people don't seem to know this since I have heard about young/young looking people been refused before (how embarassing must that be at a checkout in front of people!
).
Regards
However a lot of people don't seem to know this since I have heard about young/young looking people been refused before (how embarassing must that be at a checkout in front of people!
). Regards
I thought that the problem was that young people do not buy them or use them.
Of course that problem is compounded by parents who dont buy them for their kids at an early stage.
Did your parents ever show you how to use them?
It has been suggested to me than some communities in Africa the mother shows the sons how to make love. But I dont know if thats true.
Tony
Of course that problem is compounded by parents who dont buy them for their kids at an early stage.
Did your parents ever show you how to use them?
It has been suggested to me than some communities in Africa the mother shows the sons how to make love. But I dont know if thats true.
Tony
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Johnmelad502
They say that in parts of Norfolk, if you cut one person 12 others bleed.
They were going to do a tv program called CSI NORFOK but thet cancelled it as they could only find one strain of dna in the whole region
As far as it went for things like this I had a very "hush hush" attitude as far as speaking to my parents on these kind of things went.
I couldn't imagine myself really talking to them much about these things.
Personally I preferred it this way.
I did though have sex education classes at secondary school though (parental consent was required)
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Shutpa
How things have changed! Sixty years ago when I was at school, boys, and perhaps girls, whispered and giggled when the subject of FLs - they weren't called condoms then - was brought up. And they were never mentioned in school.
Last term, every kid in my 13 year old sons class, boys and girls, got the opportunity to 'fit' a condom on to a banana. They were more interested in blowing the things up or filling them with water according to my son.
Last term, every kid in my 13 year old sons class, boys and girls, got the opportunity to 'fit' a condom on to a banana. They were more interested in blowing the things up or filling them with water according to my son.
