It could be available through mommy & daddy but watered down? It will not likely be available through school or church anytime soon, the way I see things, so I suggest you start with mommy & daddy. You are trickling in the wrong direction kemosabe. I'm a bit pissed that you would put MY kids in parenthesis at the very end of your chain of available knowledge to 'the people'.

On reflection, you are right. Great sex ed should be available online for anyone. One problem is how anyone's going to tell great sex ed from the flood of porn and really bad sex ed, but it ought to be there.

I've heard good things about "Go Ask Alice"
http://goaskalice.columbia.edu/sexual-and-reproductive-health
but haven't studied it in detail.

Maybe I'm old-fashioned, but I think there's a real benefit to having a fixed face-to-face group with a teacher. Given current realities, it seems unlikely a kid can sneak off to one of those without parental permission.

You have an agenda here.

I think it's an illusion that GC is this bunch of carefree folks who share GMs uniformly. Lots of people have opinions and they show through frequently. Some of my views are unpopular, so when they show through it's labeled as an agenda. I'm not much of a fan of "me too" posts, so usually when I post it is because I have something different to say.

I don't produce GMs on command, and it wouldn't satisfy you if I did.