Please help me with a suggestion: I am writing a book on life skills for teens. Obviously sex forms part of the journey to adulthood.
Would it be inappropriate to include sex techniques? It's surprising how many adult men don't know where, or how to deal with a clitoris!
What is the function of what is commonly called "pre cum"
I was lucky, growing up a doctor friend gave me 2 books: Sex Manners for Men, and The Human Zoo.
Please advise. Yes or no.

ilovemywoozle...I'm going to say that parents need to inform their sons that girls/women love babies and to avoid teen pregnancy if required then the boys need to be careful since the girls aim in many cases to fall pregnant since they have extremely strong desires of having babies.

I mean girl play with baby dolls from a very young age already and really cant wait for the day they have actual babies.

Nothing wrong with babies or pregnancy but having them before your time will take your life in a direction that was not predetermined so to say.

This is a difficult topic. It's the parents responsibility to educate their kids, when T regarding sex when THEY believe the time is right. SA schools are forcing sex ed at primary school level now.
My advice: Do it, but write the book aimed at parents, in a way they can pass your knowledge on to their teens. Books can survive centuries and times change. Values and morals adjust. You would want your book to be something that will cover all and be worthwhile for generations to come.

If you want to include it, do so in a way that the guys will know
1. a girl is not a piece of meat, and that she should always be treated with respect.
2. No means no, and if she says "No" to accept it and not force her to chane her mind.

Can remember the followung afrikaans phrase

"Hou jou ding uit gate, dan bly jy gat uit dinges."

Translated

"Keep your dick out of holes, and your ass stay out of trouble. ".

Thanks for the input.
So the question remains, do I include love making techniques or not?

I believe sex education goes further than "how the plumbing works"

On 2019-09-05 19:06:36 ilovemywoozle said:
Thanks for the input.
So the question remains, do I include love making techniques or not?

I believe sex education goes further than "how the plumbing works"

Yes you most certainly should and do so in a away that is not obscene.

For now could you kindly explain to us what the most interesting sex techniques you came to know about or experienced or tried and tested?

We are gluttons for pussy AND knowledge.

no. it is unlikely that your work will go to a comprable level of detail on all other aspects so to get detailed ito techniques will leave your book unballanced or very very thick

Yes you most certainly should and do so in a away that is not obscene.

For now could you kindly explain to us what the most interesting sex techniques you came to know about or experienced or tried and tested?

We are gluttons for pussy AND knowledge.[/QUOTE]

101. There is no foreplay IT'S TEN PLAY. Concentrate on her for a long while.

You should only be writing about sex techniques if you are a "Sex God."

At least 500 ladies on ESA should rate your sex skills, than only can you deem yourself qualified to pass on sex skills to teenagers ;-)